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How to fill out the Request For Progress Payment online
This guide provides clear instructions on how to complete the Request For Progress Payment form online. Following these steps will simplify the process and ensure that you submit accurate information.
Follow the steps to fill out the form correctly.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Request For Progress Payment form in your editing tool.
- In Section I, provide the identification information. Enter the name and address of the contractor in the 'FROM' field, and the name and address of the contracting office in the 'TO' field.
- Indicate whether the contractor is a small business by checking 'YES' or 'NO'.
- Input the contract number, contract price, and the date of initial award in the appropriate fields.
- In Section II, report the costs under this contract. Enter the date through which costs have been accumulated and provide the paid and incurred costs eligible under the progress payment clause.
- Calculate and enter the total costs eligible for progress payments by adding the paid costs and incurred costs.
- Continue to fill out the various items related to previous progress payments and any unreleased funds, making sure to follow the instructions for each specific field.
- Complete Section III as necessary, especially if advance payments have been received or items have been delivered, invoiced, and accepted.
- Finally, review all entries for accuracy. Once completed, save your changes, and download or print the form for submission.
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When requesting an advance payment, approach the conversation with grace and clarity. Start by discussing the project requirements and how an upfront payment can facilitate its success. Emphasize that this advance is part of the request for progress payment terms and security for both parties.