"bid book" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a collection of documents and/or proposals submitted in response to a request for proposal (RFP). For example: "We are pleased with the contents of the bid book we submitted, and look forward to hearing the selection committee's decision."
In 1996 I was recruited to write sections of Istanbul's 2004 bid book.
The bid book contained how they were going to deal with those conditions and that is the current situation.
The bid book contains all of the detail of how we would host the World Cup in either 2018 or 22.
He was part of the five person delegation which delivered England's bid book to FIFA president Sepp Blatter in Zurich on Friday and was chairman of the FA for nine years between 1999 and 2008.
"All is not lost, we would rather we weren't dealing with the situation but it is better that it has happened now, so soon after handing over the bid book, rather than two or three months out.
As you read this I am in Zurich about to undertake the unique privilege of handing England's bid book for the 2018-22 World Cups to the president of Fifa, Sepp Blatter.
The finalists -- Beijing Istanbull; Osaka, Japan Paris and Torontoto -- submitted bid books by Wednesday's deadline.
The bid books provide details on money, sites, transportation, security and other aspects of staging the games.
The bid books also provide details on the 18 proposed stadiums and host cities, training facilities, transportation, logistics, security and financial details.
"The bid books weren't as detailed as the presentation, and the mayor and ex-mayor really hit it home," said Gary Castro, of USA Roller Sports.
All four cities have produced fat "bid books" explaining why they will be the best showcase and listing the projected costs of stadiums, roads and accommodation.Would-be hosts have to promise more than a great (and profitable) party.
