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Which sections of the uniform contract format would most likely include important provisions related to requirements for and selection of green supplies or to the use of green products during contr?
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C (Scope of Work), L (Instructions), and M (Evaluation Factors)
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C (Scope of Work), L (Instructions), and M (Evaluation Factors)
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