Sentence examples for bid for projects from inspiring English sources
As a result, architects and urban designers are being invited to bid for projects that are consistently under-resourced.
Many are paper companies, whose job is to bid for projects, take a cut of the fee and farm everything out to subcontractors.
Barker then began exploring the various online freelance websites where she could find work, eventually registering with People Per Hour where freelancers can search and bid for projects across a wide range of professions and business sectors.
Chinese industrial conglomerates are also absorbing technology from partners like Siemens to bid for projects in more lucrative markets; last year Siemens opted to partner with China on a bid (since dropped) for a multibillion-dollar Saudi Arabian rail contract.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Boies flatly denied NBC Universal's contention that it had retained the right to match a bid for "Project Runway".
And Lord Deighton said the "longer lead time" for the project would give UK cities and businesses, which he believes will benefit from HS2, more time to prepare and bid for project contracts.
His organisation has $50m a year to give out in low cost loans but last year received bids for projects totalling $1bn.
One of the biggest problems of all these tendering processes is that the private sector makes absurd bids for projects it cannot deliver and then expects the taxpayer to bail them out.
Under the program, run by the city's Department of Small Business Services, the companies have agreed to solicit bids for projects from companies owned by women and minorities that are listed with the city.
We could create a system of open scholarship where independent and institution-based academics work together, making bids for projects on the basis of merit rather than institutional origin.
Private giving on this scale has helped to get London's projects off the ground, but it has also focused money on individual buildings at the expense of grand planning schemes.Another job for the mayorThose bidding for projects in London cite another reason.
