Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Select Committee on Small BusinessU.S. Government Printing Office, 1989 - Legislative hearings |
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... amount and portion procured in the United States in each period ; ( c ) dollar value and percentages applicable in each period to each class or commodity group of goods and services procured in the United States ; ( d ) procedures ...
... amount and portion procured in the United States in each period ; ( c ) dollar value and percentages applicable in each period to each class or commodity group of goods and services procured in the United States ; ( d ) procedures ...
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... amount than ordinary market price . So , you have got control . It is just a point of your deciding how and when to exercise it . Mr. KUNZE . I think Mr. O'Leary has the answer for you . Mr. O'LEARY . The price is controlled on a ...
... amount than ordinary market price . So , you have got control . It is just a point of your deciding how and when to exercise it . Mr. KUNZE . I think Mr. O'Leary has the answer for you . Mr. O'LEARY . The price is controlled on a ...
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... amount of exports to which must be added the nearly 100 million tons from offshore sources . OCEAN FREIGHT EXPENDITURES A.I.D. and predecessor agencies have paid out over $ 1.8 billion to American steamship operators since 1948. They ...
... amount of exports to which must be added the nearly 100 million tons from offshore sources . OCEAN FREIGHT EXPENDITURES A.I.D. and predecessor agencies have paid out over $ 1.8 billion to American steamship operators since 1948. They ...
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... amount of the letter of credit which the Paying Bank is confirming and ob- tain a copy of the letter of commitment and the certification of the Lead Bank that the amount requested is available and earmarked under the letter of ...
... amount of the letter of credit which the Paying Bank is confirming and ob- tain a copy of the letter of commitment and the certification of the Lead Bank that the amount requested is available and earmarked under the letter of ...
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... amount equal to the amount of any such shipment . 7. The Sub - Borrower's failure to provide quarterly or annual reports as specified in paragraphs 2 and 3 , above , shall also constitute an event of de- fault requiring immediate ...
... amount equal to the amount of any such shipment . 7. The Sub - Borrower's failure to provide quarterly or annual reports as specified in paragraphs 2 and 3 , above , shall also constitute an event of de- fault requiring immediate ...
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ADDABBO Administration Agency for International AID financing AID funds AID program American assistance bank BROYHILL BURTON capacity captive cargo Certificate Chairman Champon Colombia commercial commission committee commodity companies compete competitive contract CORMAN cost Defense Department Department of Defense Dobbs documents export facilities Fisher Body going Government-owned HANNAH hearings HUNGATE in-house International Development KERIGAN KUNZE leasing letter of commitment letter of credit loan machine tools manufacturers ment million numerical control O'LEARY Office operation overseas Pakistan participation payment percent plant PORTNOW POTVIN prime contractor problems procedures procurement production equipment purchase question request requirements ROBINSON Saigon set-aside shipment ships Small Business Administration Small Business Circulars small business firms SMITH specific STANWIX-HAY statement subcommittee submitted supplier Taiwan textile textile machinery tion tool and die trade U.S. dollars U.S. Flag U.S. Government United vessels Vietnam Washington
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Page 241 - LIABILITY FOB THE FACILITIES Liability for the facilities (1964 Sep) (a) The Contractor shall not be liable for any loss of or damage to the Facilities, or for expenses incidental to such loss or damage, except that the Contractor shall be responsible for any such loss or damage (including expenses incidental thereto) which results from: (i)
Page 234 - amendment On the 8th of April 1949, Senator Morse of Oregon introduced his amendment on small business. He proposed the following: "(J) To the maximum extent consistent with the accomplishment of the purposes of this title, the Administrator shall provide that the procurement of machinery and other commodities in the United States, will be made on
Page 4 - of this Act. the President shall assist American small business to participate equitably in the furnishing of commodities, defense articles, and services (including defense services) financed with funds made available under this Act— (1) by causing to be made available to suppliers in the United States, and particularly to small independent enterprises, information, as far in advance as possible, with respect to purchases
Page 390 - been either built outside the United States, rebuilt outside the United States, or documented under any foreign registry until such vessel shall have been documented under the laws of the United States for a period of 3 years. Subpart C—Procurement Procedures—Responsibilities of Importers. § 201.20
Page 49 - In this connection AID is under a specific mandate from the Congress to assist US small business to participate equitably in the furnishing of commodities and services financed by AID funds. AID is also
Page 26 - been one million tons larger. Now. this report goes on to say how wonderful foreign aid has been to big business. As it has helped big business, how is AID helping small business? And this will take some time for the record and I would appreciate it if you would supply it for the record. Dr.
Page 388 - (1) It contains any component from countries other than free world countries as listed In AID geographic code 899: or (U) It contains components which were Imported Into the country of production from such free world countries other than authorized source countries; and (a) Such components were acquired by the producer
Page 209 - however, that the Secretary concerned may, in writing, waive the Contractor's liability for such unauthorized use if he determines that circumstances amounting to gross inequity justify the waiver. The acceptance of any rental by the Government hereunder shall not be construed as a waiver or rellnquishment of any rights it may have against the Contractor growing out of
Page 409 - B. On the basis of Information from such sources as are available to the supplier and to the best of his Information and belief, the purchase price Is not higher than the maximum price permitted under each of the requirements of subpart O of AID Regulation 1. relating to maximum prices other than
Page 405 - shipments, to the extent that despatch exceeds demurrage Incurred on the same voyage. (11) Refunds of despatch, supported by the vessel's signed lay time statement(s), must be transmitted to the Controller, AID, Washington, DC 20523. within 90 days after date of discharge of the cargo on which the despatch was earned. (b) Air freight rates.