Sentence examples for contracts officer from inspiring English sources

O'Toole, the young contracts officer, moved to the Treasury Department.

He is going to Bosnia to be the 49th's contracts officer just as the software company markets new products and spins off a publicly traded company.

Sergeant Toomer, the contracts officer, said he would negotiate contracts for work under the same guidelines the military uses everywhere else.

They cost $325 each, "which is less than what we'd pay for them in the U.S.," said Master Sgt .Perry A. Toomer, an Army contracts officer and now the man with his hand on the military's till.

She was later appointed chief contracts officer, and it was in that capacity, her lawyer told the jury, that she objected to what she felt was preferential treatment in contracting being given to vendors whose employees were members of Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union.

What this means for job-hunting Ph.D.s is more opportunities and more hiring, says Paul Frankel, a grants and contracts officer at the University of Utah College of Pharmacy in Salt Lake City.

Existing instruments of government, contracts, officers, and judgments are continued unless they are expired, superseded, altered, or repealed.

A former appointee in the Clinton White House, Mr. Payne was hired as a lawyer in Mr. Gandhi's office before becoming chief contract officer in 2006.

"Pursuant to 48 C.F.R. 15.405 d) the matter was referred to the Director ASPR's [Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response's] Contracting office, who appointed a contracting official who was one level above the original contracting officer.

The contract officer in that instance referred the Agenda to the S.E.C. press office to set up an interview, which a spokesman has thus far declined to do.

"There were undue pressures that were placed on contracting officers" to award contracts not necessarily based on price or quality, said Ms. Fitzgerald, who was herself a contracting officer.