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definitize

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de·fi·ni·tize  (d-fn-tz, df-n-)
tr.v. de·fi·ni·tized, de·fi·ni·tiz·ing, de·fi·ni·tiz·es
To make definite: contractural changes that have been definitized.
de·fini·ti·zation (-t-zshn) n.


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LSLI/NGIT will conduct (optional) a pre-task order meeting with AFSAC and the customer country to further definitize the requirement.
Parts repair ordering system by Hazlett, Christine L. / DISAM Journal
This action definitizes the contract and will support the build of ten CEC systems, one sand-alone Cooperative Engagement Processor, associated spares and data.
Raytheon Co., Command, Control and Communication Systems Division, ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
This action definitizes and awards Phase II of the Improved Mobile Subscriber System and includes production hardware, initial spares, fielding, training and technical support services and will also include retrofit to upgrade fielded Phase I equipment.
General Dynamics Communications Systems by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
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