Sentence examples for contractor time from inspiring English sources

In a Project On Government Oversight special report, "Defense Contractor Time Machine: Less Spending, More Jobs, Analysis Reveals," national security investigator Ben Freeman found that between 2006 and 2011 the top five defense contractors, collectively, were cutting jobs while being awarded more taxpayer dollars.

On a call with reporters, administration officials said different provisions of the rule will gradually be phased in, in order to give contractors time to adjust.

In addition, Virginia home to myriad government contractors, Time-Warner's AOL unit and MCI, which later became part of Verizon Communications –has transformed itself into a veritable technology powerhouse.

With most of its development programs, NASA pays the contractor for time and effort — and overruns.

On 7 September, Fedorcio asked his staff to prepare launch a "single tender" process for the job, involving just one contractor, as time was of the essence.

Mr. Davis has worked for years as a C.I.A. contractor, including time at Blackwater Worldwide, the private security firm (now called Xe) that Pakistanis have long viewed as symbolizing a culture of American gun-slinging overseas.

By integrating the process and assuming responsibility for it from beginning to end, design-builders say that they eliminate confusion and contentiousness between architect and contractor, save time and money and deliver the design as designed.

"Although we enjoy interacting with each and every person who comes to city hall, waiting in line may not be the best use of a contractor's time," the mayor wrote.

Models will then be built for assessing the resource needs of the contractor over time (based on the simulated project streams) and optimizing company level resourcing strategies.

All experiments were also recorded on high-definition video by an independent contractor who time and date stamped all video records by live satellite data feed.

Pay Your Contractors On Time: When working with contractors, nothing de-motivates them more than not being paid on time.