Sentence examples for bidder contracts from inspiring English sources

That means entering unknown territory in which surprises and complications always arise and things take longer and cost more than anticipated - especially when that anticipation is wrapped in lowest bidder contracts.

Analyst Andrew Gibb at Investec said: As the currently preferred bidder on contracts worth over £400m and tendering levels across its targeted markets remaining high, the group looks to be in a good position going forward.

One of the main goals of the European Regional Development Fund is to finance high-speed broadband in underserved areas of the EU, which sounds great, except in most communities the highest bidder for contracts is BT.

Preferred bidders for contracts to set up and run treatment centres in Southend and Nottingham were also announced today.

Government departments have been required since 2014 to ask detailed questions about tax to would-be bidders for contracts worth over £5m, but the regulations are only optional for local authorities.

Assemble and mobilize the flexibility of DERs, pack and schedule flexibilities from individual DER, and provide the service offers to the highest possible bidder with contract.

The government put the work out to tender and the successful bidders for contracts for the first two groups of schools were announced in January.

1) The aggregator, which is a new commercial player, has three basic functions: Assemble and mobilize the flexibility of DERs, pack and schedule flexibilities from individual DER, and provide the service offers to the highest possible bidder with contract.

Measure H addresses this by banning campaign contributions and fundraising by bidders on contracts worth $100,000 or more and subject to elected official approval.

Serco had also been the leading bidder for prison contracts in Yorkshire, but Mr Grayling will delay their award until the fresh audit is complete.

Nevertheless, its building arm makes it a more effective bidder on PFI contracts, which are the meat and drink of big construction firms in Britain.