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SSOS
(redirected from Single Source of Supply)

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SSOSSolid State Organ Systems (Alexandria, VA)
SSOSSingle Source of Supply
SSOSShort Stature-Obesity Syndrome
SSOSSymphonic Soul of the South (Southern HS Marching Band)
SSOSSustainable Stand-Off Security


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This arrangement provides a completely integrated system with a single source of supply and responsibility.
Respect that has been earned: by listening to our customers, American ... by Griesedieck, Paul / Recycling Today
According to OSD's Performance Based Logistics: A Program Manager's Product Support Guide, "open systems design can help mitigate risks associated with technology obsolescence, avoiding being locked into proprietary technology or relying on a single source of supply over the life of a system.
Mitigating diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages by Robinson, David G. / Defense AT & L
The partnership offers a single source of supply and responsibility for customers with rubber extrusion projects, combining ASF's 30-plus years of experience in the rubber processing field and A-Z Formen's
AES and LG Chemical Ltd. form strategic alliance by Rubber World
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