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This document outlines two payment options for a government project. The first option splits payment into four installments over the course of the project for signing, approving layout, halfway completion, and deployment. The second option allows signing for under OMR 10,000 with additional changes requested separately.
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- 1. Government Payment Terms Opportunities
- 2. First Option 25% signing the contract 25% after approving the Home page layout 25% after finishing 50% of the project 25% on Completion / Deployment PAYMENT TERMS
- 3. Second Option Sign an Order with less then value of OMR 10, 000 Request for Change Request with the rest amount