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Mike is the program manager of the NHQ Program. Mike and a vendor are in disagreement over the deliverable the vendor has created for Mike's program. Mike does not believe the vendor has correctly created the deliverable, while the vendor is adamant that his company has indeed completed the contract. Both parties have documented their stance in the debate. This is an example of what?

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it's a claim
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A claim in procurement is a disputed change or disagreement between the buyer and seller regarding contract terms, deliverables, or performance. An issue is simply a problem that has occurred, but procurement disputes specifically documented between buyer and seller are treated as claims.
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this as an issue

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