The phrase "a request for a contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are formally asking for a contract to be created or provided, often in a business or legal context.
Example: "We have submitted a request for a contract to finalize the terms of our agreement."
Alternatives: "a contract proposal" or "a contract inquiry".
Ferry operators put out a request for a proposal and the contract is awarded to the lowest bidder.
Here, a task is a request for a job of the contracted application that may require a defined amount of resources and the creation of a VM to support the application.
The initial response from the convened review from the author's university IRB included several modifications including a request for the contract with a state court's subcontractor so they could review the data security procedures that should be included.
The Huffington Post also submitted a request for this contract to the University of Arkansas, but the school denied the request, asserting that the state's FOIA law only applied to Arkansas citizens.
It might be mechanical trouble, it might be because of the pressure of being a hired gun without a contract for next year, it might be because negotiations are continuing and Neagle might feel some pressure to justify his agent's request for a contract of at least $10 million a year.
If they didn't feel Wayne was sliding, they would have granted his request for a contract extension before this season.
General Manager STEVE PHILLIPS and JOHN FRANCO's agent, DAN HORWITS, are scheduled to meet Friday in Port St. Lucie, where Phillips will listen to Horwits's request for a contract extension for the Mets' closer.
Jason Kidd signed a six-year, $103.57 million contract over the summer, and Alonzo Mourning was given $24 million over four seasons to help the title chase, but Martin was rebuffed in his request for a contract extension worth the maximum allowable $90 million over six seasons.
He had plenty to say to The Los Angeles Times on Thursday, ripping the Dodgers' chairman, Bob Daly, and accusing the organization of lying about his desire to be traded and portraying him as a "greedy athlete" in the wake of his request for a contract extension.
