Sentence examples for bidding for project from inspiring English sources
Little wonder that when it comes to bidding for project funding from the Department for Transport, most bids are for road-based schemes.
What actually happened was that companies kept bidding for projects, but tough competition meant the contracts came with skinnier and skinnier margins.
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.
In fact, rather than bidding for projects and having city governments or their economic development agencies select winners, companies can propose projects, have cities bid and then the CEO can make the call.
Six years after the American-led invasion, political wrangling and security problems have left oil majors still in the early stages of bidding for projects, while the hitherto untapped semi-autonomous Kurdish region in the northeast of the country has exacerbated tensions at the top by signing oil deals without the central government's say-so.
Along with Korea, Japan is participating in almost every bidding for projects promoted by Southeast Asian countries in an attempt to drag China down.
But there's no assurance that any savings to the contractor would be passed on to the city, especially if the charter allows for no-bid contracts by failing to mandate competitive bidding for projects over a certain size.
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.
