PIP's path forward
John Tapia of Property Management (SUP-2) co-leader of the Laboratory's Procurement Improvement Project explains where PIP is going and what has been done with the project to date during a recent project review "kick-off" meeting.
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Friday, February 13, 2004PIP's path forwardJohn Tapia of Property Management (SUP-2) co-leader of the Laboratory's Procurement Improvement Project explains where PIP is going and what has been done with the project to date during a recent project review "kick-off" meeting.
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