What does S&M mean?
S&M means Subcontracts and Material
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Subcontracts and Material?
Subcontracts and Material can be abbreviated as S&M
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What does S&M stand for? S&M stands for "Subcontracts and Material". |
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How to abbreviate "Subcontracts and Material"? "Subcontracts and Material" can be abbreviated as S&M. |
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What is the meaning of S&M abbreviation? The meaning of S&M abbreviation is "Subcontracts and Material". |
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What is S&M abbreviation? One of the definitions of S&M is "Subcontracts and Material". |
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What does S&M mean? S&M as abbreviation means "Subcontracts and Material". |
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What is shorthand of Subcontracts and Material? The most common shorthand of "Subcontracts and Material" is S&M. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 3-M - Maintenance and Material Management
- CMPMS - Condensed Matter Physics and Material Science
- DKSP - Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Material Knowledge Sharing Portal
- DOTLM - Doctrine, Operational, Training, Leader and Material
- DMSMS - Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Material Shortages Center of Excellence
- E&MH - Elevator and Material Handling
- HMBCP - Heat and Material Balance Computer Program
- ILHMC - Institute of Language, History and Material Culture
- ISDMM - International Symposium on Defect and Material Mechanics
- OA&MM - Office of Acquisition and Material Management
- OAMM - Office of Acquisition and Material Management
- OP&M - Office of Procurement and Material
- P&MC - Procurement And Material Control
- S&P - Subcontracts and Procurement
- M2 - Maintenance and Material
- MMR - Maintenance and Material
- PEPMO - Pilot project to Examine Psychological and Material Obstacles to multidisciplinary competencies in the European textile and clothing sectors
- TMA - Time and Material
- lam - Labor and Material
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