Sentence examples for By tendering procedures from inspiring English sources

Capacity problems can be caused by tendering procedures, which intend to grant the most favorable reimbursement for those products that are offered at the lowest price during a public procurement and are widely applied in European countries.

Private timber concessions selected by tender procedure will commence harvesting of forest plantations from 2003 onwards.

These days such a project will usually be led by a commissioning team, who may have unrivalled knowledge of tendering procedures, procurement law and contract negotiation, but whose technical knowledge of matters like the fire-retardation qualities of external cladding and preventing fire spreading through plumbing and heating ducts can probably be written on the back of a postage stamp.

The CTC applies normal tendering procedures and abides by proven performance practices.

In September, a report by the auditor general, Shauket Fakie, concluded that proper tendering procedures were not followed, and called for further investigation into alleged nepotism in the subcontracting.

Complex, lengthy and expensive tendering procedures are relatively a greater burden for SMEs with their less abundant internal resources.

Complicated tendering procedures and general shortage of certain vaccines in the world market are making this problem even bigger.

The provisions of Directive 89/665/EEC should therefore apply uniformly to the review of all tendering procedures.

Indeed, Cases C and D follow the administrative law of public sector organisations, implying that purchasing activities are carried out by public tender procedures aimed at guaranteeing transparency and impartiality of the process.

If transport services initiated by undertakings had to be subjected to a tendering procedure by the competent authority in order to be awarded the necessary exclusive rights, this would remove any motivation for innovation on the part of undertakings.

To prevent the continuance of such companies from distorting the market outside their transport area, the rapporteur proposes that area-bound companies should not be able to participate in tender procedures elsewhere, by introducing a provision on reciprocity.