DDO definition

DDO means Direct Demanding Officer in Rate Contracts"DDO" means Direct Demanding Officer in Rate Contracts

DDO means Direct Demanding Officer in Rate Contracts "DGS&D" means Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals "DP' means Delivery Period

Examples of DDO in a sentence

Designated Days Off" (DDO) are established for a project, the Owner/Client has the sole right to designate the days of no work.
This type of correction statement is to be furnished by AO, if it wishes to update any of its details like its name, address, Responsible person details, category, Ministry, State or deletion and addition of DDO (Drawing & Disbursing Officer) etc.
PAOs have to disseminate the BINS to respective DDOs. While preparing the quarterly TDS/TCS statement, DDO has to quote the said BIN details, if tax has been paid through transfer voucher (book adjustment).
On processing of accepted Form 24G statement, BIN is generated for each DDO record (with valid TAN) present in Form 24G statement.
While taking into account the loss from House Property, the DDO shall ensure that the employee files the declaration referred to above and encloses therewith a computation of such loss from house property.

DDO means Direct Demanding Officer in Rate Contracts "DGS&D" means Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals

DDO means the order issued by Company under a Local Activation Letter, with content defined in Clause 8.1.

DDO means Direct Demanding Officer in Rate

DDO means Deferred Drawdown Option, as defined in Bank Policy, “Development Policy Financing” (formerly OP 8.60).

DDO means the Drawing and Disbursing Officers of the implementing departments associated with ARIAS Projects.

DDO means the Business Depot Ogden (formerly known as the Defense Distribution Depot) that is a business park located in Ogden, Utah, owned by the Department of Defense, but operated and/or managed by Ogden City and/or Boyder BDO, LLC on the Effective Date.