"call for tender" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to solicit bids from potential suppliers or contractors to provide goods or services. For example, "The company issued a call for tender to find the best contractor for their new building project."
Call for tender logic may encourage short-term logic in terms of pay policies.
A call for tender for four new identical refrigerators was published by CERN, the European laboratory for particle physics.
Originally designed for call for tender documents, the method can be useful for other web collections that also contain non-topical contents.
Since there was no response to the call for tender from industrial partners, the permeator was manufactured at the main workshop of the Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe (FZK).
To support research in this field in Europe, ESA issued a call for tender in 2005 for a preliminary study of investigations on biological effects of space radiation (IBER).
The third community call for tender, while generally better-accepted locally, is poorly regarded among the cooperative movement and at the national level because of the competition with the municipal sector and higher costs to society.
We also stress the minor roles of other possible options to achieve this EU-compatible market by highlighting first, in the wholesale market, the call-for-tender solution to introduce more generation and the risk of using safety requirements as barriers to entry in these small markets, and second, in the supply activities, the potential problems of an improperly regulated tariff scheme.
The call for tenders may be issued as early as this month, nuclear industry executives said.
Karen van Ulzen, editor of Dance Australia, a national dance magazine, described the government's call for tenders as "unprecedented".
While Canada did not call for tenders, Boeing has been lobbying the Canadian government and opposition politicians to consider the F/A-18, an update of the aircraft that is the basis of the government's current CF-18s.
