Sentence examples for bidding stage from inspiring English sources

The future owner-operator had no opportunity to enforce competition between contractors at the bidding stage.

It is an integral part of machine selection and performance prediction in the design and bidding stage.

This paper emphasizes safety attributes to be included in selecting contractors at the bidding stage to assure loss prevention and better safety orientation during TAM implementation.

Despite that, in the absence of time at the bidding stage, the negotiation with suppliers is normally carried out in a crude and unstructured manner, and the terms and prices for material supply could be far from ideal.

"In April this year we sent a letter to IOC president, Thomas Bach, asking the IOC to prevent from the very beginning of the bidding stage to prevent human-rights abuses, children's rights abuses and corruption.

The Soroti district education officer, Michael Etoyu Oumo, said it might be useful for Amref to liaise with district departments at the bidding stage so as to get a sense of what various activities cost in the district.

According to the above principles, those external resources ruled out by the external resource screening mechanism during the above competition and bidding stages will still have opportunities for future access to the loop on the condition that they make necessary modifications, while the selected external resources would face challenges from other candidates.

Networking tools can be utilized to pave the way for in-time communication during the bidding stages, especially for those external resources dispersed around the world, and for whom it is sometimes not convenient, or easy, to participate in face-to-face meetings.

She has been involved as academic advisor on culture and education to the London 2012 team since the bid stage and is also editor of the online magazine Culture @ the Olympics.

But in either case, if Blackstone or Mr. Icahn gets to this final bid stage (and remember either may not make a final bid – what is happening right now is really a placeholder), this will not be an easy decision for the Dell board.

For example, one respondent commented: " we had three universities, who all contributed in the pre-bid stage to identifying priorities…so the first thing we had to do from the NHS perspective was to say 'OK, well, we'll honour that, but we've also now got more than half the cake, which now needs to be made available to other [partners]'".