What does RFp mean?
RFp means Released for the Project
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Released for the Project?
Released for the Project can be abbreviated as RFp
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What does RFp stand for? RFp stands for "Released for the Project". |
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How to abbreviate "Released for the Project"? "Released for the Project" can be abbreviated as RFp. |
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What is the meaning of RFp abbreviation? The meaning of RFp abbreviation is "Released for the Project". |
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What is RFp abbreviation? One of the definitions of RFp is "Released for the Project". |
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What does RFp mean? RFp as abbreviation means "Released for the Project". |
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What is shorthand of Released for the Project? The most common shorthand of "Released for the Project" is RFp. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PASALA - Project for the Advanced Study of Art and Life in Africa
- PICSLT - Project for the Improvement of Child Support Litigation Technology
- PEHI - Project for the Exposure of Hidden Institutions
- PIFRA - Project for the Improvement of Financial Reporting & Auditing
- PMSCP - Project Management for the Support Center Professional Certification Course
- PSDS - Project Supervisor for the Design Stage
- RFM - Released for Manufacture
- MFP - Machine for the Project
- PACE - Project for the Advancement of Childhood Education
- PATH - Project for the Active Teaching of History
- PAN - Project for the Advancement of Networked
- PATT - Project for the Analysis of Technology Transfer
- PDL - Project for the Development of Linguistic materials for yacht-employees/yachtsman
- REP - Required for the Project
- RFA - Released for Facilities
- RFp - Released for Products
- RIBCO - released by the River Basin Coordinating Committee
- SACPCMP - SA Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions
- SPM - Secretary for the Project Manager
- break-even point. - The dollar figure at which an enterprise begins to show a profit. The amount of sales that must be reached for a project to become worthwhile.