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The agency emailed that they will only accept the revised submission if the contact signs by Friday and I don't know if procurement cleared the signatory limit.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The agency sent a note: we must return the signed regulatory submission by Friday or the filing…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The agency sent a note: we must return the signed regulatory submission by Friday or the filing window closes. Legal cleared the content yesterday, but procurement may have capped signatory authority and I can't tell if our project lead has the authority to sign. I have one prior follow-up with the agency contact and one internal thread that went quiet. Diagnose whether this looks like an internal authorization delay, a hold-up on the agency side, or buyer hesitation. Tell me the single best next step I should take in the next two hours, who to call first, what to ask, and one absolute line I must not cross when pushing for the signature.
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