Sentence examples for bidding on projects from inspiring English sources

"We're not getting as many people bidding on projects in this tight market as we might expect," said Dan McCormack, a spokesman for the School Construction Authority.

This month, SNC-Lavalin said its construction unit had been temporarily suspended from bidding on projects financed by the World Bank, relates to unspecified allegations about bidding on a bridge project in Bangladesh.

When it comes to bidding on projects and executing a business plan, building the right team and working together is essential, he's found.

The term "active" varies for each user, as we have people who spend their entire work day bidding on projects or we have employers that need to use Freelancer.com at specific times of the year, e.g. tax time, end of financial year, annual reports, etc. Q: There are many websites like Freelancer that create a marketplace for creative entrepreneurs.

He said that although other parts of the business were trading in line with expectations, bidding on projects is a highly competitive process and "the outlook is looking grim in our view".

Nowadays, SBG casts a much wider net, bidding on projects outside Saudi Arabia.

Mexicali's U.S. gas deal is the first concrete result of a 1995 announcement by the Comisión Reguladora de Energía, Mexico's energy regulatory arm, that private companies;including foreign ones;would be invited to bid on projects providing natural gas service in 20 regions.

Akker is no stooge of the occupation: Paltel is well equipped to bid on projects in Jordan and Kurdish Iraq, but Israeli military restrictions (favorable to Israeli firms) prevent Paltel from providing crucial 3G services to Palestinian businesses.

Perry found leads for ghostwriting and editing gigs through guru.com, where freelance writers can bid on projects.

Now, however, they may share these leads with each other or, perhaps, bid on projects together.

We could give very low bids on projects -- 40percentt lower than commercial firms -- because we had no direct employees.