'bidder' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is usually used in the context of auctions and sales. For example: "The highest bidder won the auction."
Andrew Gardner, Harmoni's chief executive, said of its selection as NHS Suffolk's preferred bidder: "This is a very important patient-facing service and we have already been selected by two NHS bodies in London to run their NHS 111 services.
Why shouldn't a doctor, cowed and exhausted by a system seemingly designed to undermine and disempower, consider selling their labour to the highest bidder?
CEC's laxly-monitored halfway houses have been tied to prison escapes and further crimes – including sexual abuse on-site – and it was the only bidder in a state contract to build an ICE facility.
Instead developments will be entirely private, sold off piecemeal to the highest bidder.
The successful bidder for the franchise is expected to be awarded a contract in October 2014, with the franchise commencing in early 2015.
The next step is for administrators to name a preferred bidder for Rangers.
Harmoni has been selected as the preferred bidder to operate the 111 service on behalf of NHS Suffolk, starting in February 2013.
Leyba said that though the stadium would not be an issue, some fans may be torn as to where their loyalties lie: MLS4MN does not side with either bidder, though all of its members are Minnesota United season ticket holders, he said.
The meteorite was seized by the US Air Force despite a legal challenge mounted by her husband and a counter-challenge by her landlord, who planned to sell it to the highest bidder to pay for the damage to his property.
Kennedy has described himself as a reluctant bidder but McCoist did not get that impression from their recent meeting.
Oil and gas construction group Kentz closed 7p lower at 492p after a second bidder pulled out.
