The phrase "acquiring contracts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, procurement, or legal agreements where one party is obtaining or securing contracts from another party.
Example: "The company is focused on acquiring contracts with government agencies to expand its operations."
Alternatives: "securing contracts" or "obtaining contracts".
In the mid-1990s, Waste Management became notorious for the way in which it treated all sorts of routine expenses as the costs of acquiring contracts, costs that could thus be deferred for years.
But it's not clear whether such political favors led to the nonprofits, corporations and religious groups acquiring contracts, and some already had contracts for such migrant facilities before the start of the Trump administration, Ben, Manny and Kitty add.
But Mr. McKelvey said the hospital would go ahead with its efforts to acquire contracts nationally.
The only significant restatement so far concerns a dubious game that Tyco's ADT security unit plays when it acquires contracts from local dealers who sign up customers and install systems.
In the case of LVMH's ambush of Hermes, Mr. Arnault explained in a filing that his company had acquired contracts on financial futures called equity swaps in 2008 "on the equivalent of 5 million and 4.8 million shares of Hermes, whose deadlines were set between January and May 2011".
GEO Group acquired contracts for GPS monitoring for immigrants on alternative detention, while Corrections Corporation of America expanded into halfway houses, he said.
The methods the Mafia used back then – coercion, violence and corruption – to acquire contracts were largely in line with the Godfather cliches about Mafia activity.
The collapse of the £725m UnitingCare contract in Cambridgeshire meant Virgin's newly acquired contract would be the most lucrative ongoing deal for providing NHS care, he said.
Through the 1990's, Mr. Washington expanded the former Morrison Knudsen in an industry where mergers are uncommon because companies are reluctant to acquire contract backlogs.
Through the 1990's, Mr. Washington expanded Morrison Knudsen in an industry where mergers are uncommon because companies are reluctant to acquire contract backlogs.
Medco Health Solutions, the nation's largest pharmacy benefits management firm, said Wednesday it agreed to acquire contract pharmacy services provider Accredo Health in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at $43.33 per share, or $2.2 billion.
