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The article incorrectly described the status of Donald J. Trump's bid to develop the site.

But there are signs the government is beginning to crack down in a bid to develop the country's own music and film industry.

Peter T. Gilpatric, senior vice president for LCOR, which is based in Berwyn, Pa., said the company might also submit a bid to develop the county's site.

Triangle Equities won the bid to develop the property four years ago, but the sale of the city-owned land for $2.15 million was not completed until June.

Hartz's bid to develop the Meadowlands Continental Arena site into a mixed-use entertainment complex was denied earlier this year -- a decision that Hartz continues to appeal in court.

An Indian consortium of public and private companies has also won the bid to develop the Hajigak iron ore mines in the Bamyan province for more than $10 billion, which will be the largest single foreign investment after a contract with the Afghan government next year.

Despite strong lobbying from American officials, the Kazakhs decided to turn down bids to develop the Uzen field from Amoco and UNOCAL.

In its complaint filed in June, Palantir asserted that the Army's solicitation process for bids to develop the next phase of the project was designed to block commercial firms such as Palantir from competing for the job.

The Skyscraper Museum would be the required public amenity included in the developer's bid to develop a site on the southernmost block of Battery Park City In September 2002, Ms. Willis signed a 67-year rent-free lease for 5,000 square feet on the ground floor on the backside of what became the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.

Software developed by the BBC for operation on its platforms is available to all suppliers as open source, allowing access to the programme codes, and enabling external suppliers to bid to develop content applications for the BBC's platforms.

The New York City Board of Education has named two companies, Accenture and KPMG, as finalists in the bid to develop a special Web site through which teachers, administrators, students and parents can get access to the Internet.