The phrase "a competitive procurement process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the method of acquiring goods or services through a competitive bidding or tendering approach.
Example: "The company decided to implement a competitive procurement process to ensure they received the best value for their investment."
Alternatives: "a competitive bidding process" or "a competitive sourcing process".
with a party selected through a competitive procurement process.
It has commissioned the Becon Consortium to develop the waste facilities at the quarry off the Boghill Road on its behalf, pending the "completion of a competitive procurement process".
When the US Air Force began the Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV) program 20 years ago, its goal was to reduce the cost of space launches by at least 25percentt, while at the same time making them more reliable and creating a competitive procurement process that more closely resembled the private sector.
"Northgate were appointed as they won a very competitive procurement process.
Roca was chosen as the service provider partner through a highly competitive procurement process.
In March 2008, the Ontario Government announced a two-phase competitive procurement process to choose a preferred nuclear reactor vendor.
Besides the anti-corruption law itself, other recommendations included establishing an open and competitive procurement process, improving judicial independence, and simplifying or reducing tariffs and regulations that create opportunities to bribe officials who look the other way.
According to Politico, Stephens apparently ruffled some feathers at the Pentagon with questions about changing the Defense Department's competitive procurement process through which it accepts bids and awards contracts.
And although the secret briefing document specifically names the MQ-9 Reaper in comparison to current manned CAF aircraft, Munoz maintains DND "will not comment on any one supplier, make or model" because it would undermine the competitive procurement process.
The administration previously stated the installation would take place in spring 2011, however, when the June 21 deadline came and went, the Department of Energy stated it was still in the "competitive procurement process".
