Sentence examples for a competitive tendering process from inspiring English sources
However, the personnel department at the Met insisted on a competitive tendering process.
But the commissioner appears to have been persuaded that the proposed £17.6bn of subsidies are legal under bloc rules, despite the lack of a competitive tendering process.
The threat comes from a competitive tendering process being adopted by local authorities, which charities say is weighted towards larger housing associations and businesses and ignores the lessons of four decades about the need to provide specialist, therapeutic support in refuges for women forced to flee for their lives.
National Grid said if it decided it needed the additional power, it would launch a competitive tendering process.
It reveals that in 2004, the PSNI awarded a contract for hiring agency staff worth £44m to a local company, Grafton Recruitment, without a competitive tendering process.
We explore allocation of logging rights using a case study from Loreto, Peruvian Amazonia, where millions of hectares of tropical rainforest were offered for concession in a competitive tendering process that addressed issues related to locality.
A competitive tender process on who builds the submarines is expected to wrap up by mid-2016.
Channel 4 says that the contract was awarded fairly following a competitive tender process "with production companies with Formula One credentials", believed to include North One Television.
Following privatisation of Royal Mail, subsequent contracts will require a competitive tender process with no guarantee that the Post Office would retain this contract.
