The UK's electricity system operator spent £122m on supplemental balancing reserve contracts, which pay power plants to be on standby in case of outages elsewhere or a sudden surge in demand.
My sister, whose ovarian cancer spread to her brain several years ago, sets her own issues aside to dig through the fine print in the Medicare and supplemental health insurance contracts.
If Clarett is in the 2004 draft or in a special supplemental draft, his eventual contract will affect his financial planning.
Whereas the ABS measures only those for whom freelancing is their main source of income – typically independent contractors – this study included all workers who had "engaged in supplemental, temporary, project or contract-based work, within the past 12 months".
He is cosponsoring, with Senator Barack Obama (D Ill)., an amendment to the emergency supplemental bill requiring that relief contracts of $500,000 or more be subject to open bids.
Earlier this year, Presto nabbed another 40mm ammunition contract (a $97.5 million supplemental award) set to be delivered in 2009 and 2010.
As observed in the book Raw Deal, a 2015 survey commissioned by the Freelancers Union and Elance (a web-based platform for online, contingent work) found that 53 million workers had engaged in supplemental, temporary, or project- or contract-based work in the past 12 months.
During the Bush administration, the supplemental bills were often laden with contracts for military suppliers.
In late 2012, Lockheed Martin was awarded contracts to install a supplemental automatic oxygen backup system, in addition to the primary and manual backup.
In Pennsylvania, after he convinced around 100 hospitals to sign up for supplemental testing, the state decided to contract Neo Gen to do the mandatory tests as well.
