Documentation of Deliverables and Services Provided During the Billing Period Sample Clauses

Documentation of Deliverables and Services Provided During the Billing Period. All deliverables due during the period billed shall be presented to the Department Agreement Monitor upon submission of the invoice, if not previously provided. This includes deliverables due from the Government or its subcontractors for services provided under the MOU, as any acceptance criteria may be identified in the Scope of Work. If for certain tasks, or in general, there are no deliverables due, the Department Agreement Monitor may request additional documentation to confirm delivery of services provided during the billing period. The Department may withhold payment of an invoice until the Department receives and approves all supporting documentation, including any additional documentation requested.
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Documentation of Deliverables and Services Provided During the Billing Period. 1.) All deliverables due during the period billed shall be presented to the Department Agreement Monitor upon submission of the invoice, if not previously provided. This includes deliverables due from the Government or its subcontractors for services provided under the MOU, as any acceptance criteria may be identified in the Scope of Work.
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