Sentence examples for cost bidder from inspiring English sources

To ensure that the federal government as a whole pays the lowest cost, the bidding procedures on infrastructure (and other) projects should be modified to provide a credit for each job created with such credits used only for the purposes of determining the true lowest cost bidder.

In the past they tended to feel obliged to go for the lowest-cost bidder, which (witness their many troubled IT projects) meant that they did not always get the best service.

Plus, low-cost bidders may not have the best ideas.

"Once you allow nonunion, lower-cost bidders to undercut the unions, it threatens everybody," Professor Milkman said.

The bidding starts at a penny, and goes up in one-cent increments, but it costs bidders 60 cents to make a bid.

The authors study alternative auction design mechanisms in the delivery of electricity in Ireland, describe the institutional changes that have happened to the Irish electricity market since 2007, and design an experiment to test whether the current market design results in the induced revelation of true marginal costs by bidders.

With the sale charge the Picasso thus cost a telephone bidder £34.76 million.

Deby/at Louvain" (in present day Belgium) cost a lone bidder a mere €1,859.

Alberto Giacometti's "Femme de Venise V," a jagged, craggy, elongated figure cast in 1958 in an edition of six, excited huge enthusiasm and cost its anonymous bidder a huge $10 million.

It shows that the bidder cost structure exhibits significant diseconomies of scope between two main public works in this sector, i.e., treatment plant construction and distribution network installation.

We found that 79 people placed bids in total and the winner spent £217.60 on bids to win the TV – at great cost to rival bidders.