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prime contract

prime contract noun: a contract entered into directly between the client and the contractor (contracted provider of products or services), especially one involving government agencies or bodies, or entities such as educational institutions.

Noun

prime contract (plural prime contracts)

  1. A contract entered into directly between the client and the contractor (contracted provider of products or services), especially one involving government agencies or bodies, or entities such as educational institutions.

Forms of prime contract

pluralprime contracts

Questions about prime contract

What does prime contract mean?
Prime contract means a contract entered into directly between the client and the contractor (contracted provider of products or services), especially one involving government agencies or bodies, or entities such as educational institutions.
What part of speech is prime contract?
Prime contract is a noun.
What is the plural of prime contract?
The plural of prime contract is prime contracts.

Words near prime contract in the dictionary

  1. prime brokerage
  2. prime brokerages
  3. prime brokers
  4. prime constellation
  5. prime constellations
  6. prime contract
  7. prime contractor
  8. prime contractors
  9. prime contracts
  10. prime cost
  11. prime cut

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