CAL-CARD USAGE Sample Clauses

CAL-CARD USAGE. Customer agencies may use the CAL-Card to make payments of monthly carrier invoices if authorized on the Std.65. When using the Cal-Card refer to your agency’s procedures and purchasing authority. For Cal-Card questions email xxxxxxx@xxx.xx.xxx . For purchasing authority questions refer to xxxx://xxx.xx.xxx.xx.xxx/deleg/PAMScontacts.htm . SECTION III FORMS The following forms have been attached for your convenience: • Customer Registration Form (Attachment H) • Contractors individual Purchase Order Std. 65 • Carrier Reports (Attachments A-G) • All forms/ reports are also available at xxx.xx.xxx.xx.xxx/xxxxxxx/XXXX/xxxxxxx.xxx State agencies must use the attached designated Standard 65 within the following pages to acquire contracting services. WSCA Small Parcel Delivery Services Attachment H
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CAL-CARD USAGE. Customer agencies may use the CAL-Card to make payments of monthly carrier invoices if authorized on the Std.65. When using the Cal-Card refer to your agency’s procedures and purchasing authority. For Cal-Card questions email xxxxxxx@xxx.xx.xxx.

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