BPA Call Order Sample Clauses

BPA Call Order. All BPA Call orders shall include the following information: - Name of service provider, - BPA number, - Date of purchase, - BPA Call Order number, - Itemized list of services required, - Quantity and unit price of each Line Item, - Date of services, and - Name of the authorized employee who placed the order.
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BPA Call Order. All BPA Call orders shall include the following information:

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