The phrase "announced a tender" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a business or procurement context to indicate that an organization is formally inviting bids for a project or service.
Example: "The city council announced a tender for the construction of the new community center."
Alternatives: "issued a tender" or "released a tender".
"The ministry has separately announced a tender for full field development and Chevron has been prequalified to participate in that bid round," the company said.
Last week it announced a tender offer to buy back the $200 million in high-yield bonds it issued last year.
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LVMH also announced a tender offer of 12.25 euros per share to acquire the remaining shares of Bulgari, a 61 percent premium over where they were trading before the announcement.
In recent days, Israel announced a tender for about 300 new apartments in Har Homa, a Jerusalem suburb built on land annexed by Israel after the 1967 war, when it unilaterally increased the size of Jerusalem to take in West Bank villages.
The deal has been in the making for months now, but yesterday Panasonic finally announced a tender offer for Sanyo Electric, paving the way to convert Sanyo into a wholly owned subsidiary as early as the middle of next month.
Palestinians are right to complain that Israel violated its promise to halt settlements by announcing a tender for about 300 new apartments in Har Homa, and Israel is right to demand that the Palestinians act more aggressively to disband terrorist and militant groups.
On July 20, the standstill ended and Mr. Icahn announced a second tender offer at $6.50 a share.
After Smer won parliamentary elections later that year, the party took control of the hospital board, cancelled the deal and announced a new tender.
On Thursday, the video-game maker announced a "hostile" tender offer for all of the outstanding shares of Take-Two Interactive, the company behind the "Grand Theft Auto" series.
Before Allergan had even responded to the May 30 revised offer, Valeant announced a binding tender offer.
