Sentence examples for bidders for contracts from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

Meanwhile, a new contract clause, to be included in the standard terms and conditions for bidders, allows for contracts to be terminated if a supplier has broken the law.

Metronet is now in administration and new bidders for its contracts are being sought.

Bidders for those contracts, currently owned by National Express, are now expected to demand compensation.

However, the letter noted that EU rules require equal, transparent and non-discriminatory treatment of bidders for government contracts.

The added confusion caused by foreign bidders for future contracts is unwelcome, according to Seb Berry from Solarcentury.

Successful bidders for these contracts included private companies, social enterprises and other mutual organisations, groups of existing GPs, and organisations integrating with other NHS providers such as Foundation Trusts and providers of out-of-hours care.

McLoughlin will appear at the House of Commons transport committee on Wednesday to face questions over the process, which has cost taxpayers at least £40m in compensation to the four shortlisted bidders for the contract.