The phrase "available to bid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to auctions, tenders, or opportunities where something is open for offers or proposals.
Example: "The property is now available to bid on during the upcoming auction next month."
Alternatives: "open for bidding" or "up for bid".
LVMH hopes a favorable decision will force Mr. Pinault to negotiate a deal over Gucci; failing that, Mr. Arnault suggested that bank financing would be available for LVMH to bid for all of Gucci.
An American businessman representing a large American oil firm reports they received no response from contractors who were available or willing to bid on a project worth as much as $10 million in the Jubail region.
ITV believes at least some of the £2.7bn raised via the licence fee should be made available for other broadcasters to bid for, but it not calling for a set sum of money to be put aside.
He said Cosla and the Scottish government had a "pot" of £42m available to local authorities to bid for.
The writer sites provide an interface for the freelance writers to be allocated and/or to bid for available orders, and to submit and revise the work they have completed.
App analytics and advertising firm Flurry today announced the launch of Flurry Marketplace, its own RTB Exchange for mobile applications, which allows advertisers to bid on available ad impressions in real time.
Jon Lennon's hair is also available to buy - starting bid $10,000 - as well as letter to fan, a handwritten postcard and a pair of his prescription glasses.
An exchange that found regional market clearing prices, let buyers throughout Asia bid on fish available in Tokyo or allowed buyers throughout the East Coast to bid on the regional catch would allow supply and demand to determine a market clearing price.
Arsenal are likely to bid for Ajax pair Jan Vertonghen, 24, and Christian Eriksen, 20, after Arsene Wenger was assured by the club's board that funds will be made available to him for a significant bid.
