Sales of Government Receivables; Limitations and Prerequisites Sample Clauses

Sales of Government Receivables; Limitations and Prerequisites. A. Government Receivables eligible for sale to Payplant are and shall be limited to Receivables that are subject to assignment under the FACA, and which are derived from Client’s performance of Work (including sales of goods and the furnishing of services) under one or more Government Contracts that Client may present to Payplant for review and consideration, and that Payplant may approve. Payplant shall have the right to reject any Government Contract and any Government Receivable for any or no reason in Payplant’s sole Administrative Discretion.
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