The phrase "awarded a tender" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when the subject of a sentence is given a contract from an organization or government agency. For example, "The company was awarded a tender from the local government for the construction of a new road."
Iraq Thursday concluded its first oil sales since the U.S.-led war, awarding a tender to sell 10 million barrels of crude held in storage with only one U.S. company among the six winners.
In 2011, the European Commission awarded a European tender project to assess the availability and implementation of clinical imaging guidelines in EU member states.
The 2021 world championships were awarded without a tender process after Lamine Diack decided to accelerate the award of the event so that it could be taken to the US.
However, government sources said the Siemens contract was awarded under a tender launched by the previous Labour administration.
Your company, Great Lakes Africa Energy was hitherto unheard of, and then in February, there was a news splash that Great Lakes company had been awarded a lucrative $400 million power tender in Mozambique.
State energy utility Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has dismissed 23 employees so far this year for the improper award of a tender for emergency repairs.
The HSE announced last Friday that Merchant's Quay had been awarded the tender for an 18-month pilot.
On Wednesday the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said the government's decision to award the grant without a tender process was "an ongoing scandal" and was an example of the need for a national integrity commission.
"On-Point should never have been awarded the tender... as it did not qualify by a long stretch," said the watchdog.
The contracts were awarded without tender.
