Sentence examples for competitive tender processes from inspiring English sources

The failure to develop genuine auctions and competitive tender processes is typically blamed on the design and the attractiveness of the instrument.

In our careers, we have conducted research funded – usually through competitive tender processes – by the EU, the UK government, companies and trade unions, and never been shy of telling any of them things that they didn't want to hear.

A competitive tender process on who builds the submarines is expected to wrap up by mid-2016.

Then, through a competitive tender process, the commissioner, the DWP in this instance, decides whether to award the contract.

After a competitive tender process, Statoil Brasil Óleo & Gás Ltda has awarded Technip a frame agreement for engineering studies.

One senior local authority member said councils could face "substantial risk and cost" if they did not have a competitive tender process.

Channel 4 says that the contract was awarded fairly following a competitive tender process "with production companies with Formula One credentials", believed to include North One Television.

Following privatisation of Royal Mail, subsequent contracts will require a competitive tender process with no guarantee that the Post Office would retain this contract.

A spokesman for Finmeccanica said: "This contract was the result of a competitive tender process and is being delivered on time and on budget.

The Abbott government announced plans in the 2015-16 budgetoto undertake a competitive tender process for the registry business, believing it would be better run in private hands.

It said the rights were sold "pursuant to an open, competitive, tender process", and that the offer from Teleamazonas/Cross Trading was 20% higher than the next best bid.