What does GC mean?
GC means Office of Government Contracting
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Office of Government Contracting?
Office of Government Contracting can be abbreviated as GC
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What does GC stand for? GC stands for "Office of Government Contracting". |
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How to abbreviate "Office of Government Contracting"? "Office of Government Contracting" can be abbreviated as GC. |
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What is the meaning of GC abbreviation? The meaning of GC abbreviation is "Office of Government Contracting". |
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What is GC abbreviation? One of the definitions of GC is "Office of Government Contracting". |
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What does GC mean? GC as abbreviation means "Office of Government Contracting". |
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What is shorthand of Office of Government Contracting? The most common shorthand of "Office of Government Contracting" is GC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- OGCBD - Office of Government Contracting and Business Development
- OGCBS - Office of Government Commerce Buying Solutions
- OGOC - Office of Government Owned Corporations
- OGCR - Office of Government and Community Relations
- OGCR - Office of Government and Congressional Relations
- OGIA - Office of Government Information and Advertising
- OGIS - Office of Government Information Services
- OGIT - Office of Government Information Technology
- OGS - Office of Government Services
- OGR - Office of Government Relations
- OGR - Office of Government Reports
- OOG - Office of Government
- OCC - Office of Community Contracting
- OCG - Office of Government
- OGP - Office of Government Programs
- OGEPR - Office of Government Ethics of Puerto Rico
- OGI - Office of Government Information
- OGICT - Office of Government Information and Communication Technology
- OGC/MED - Office of Government Contracting and Minority Enterprise Development
- OGE - Office of Government Ethics (formerly part of Office of Personnel Managment, separate executive branch in 1989)