Sentence examples for cost tender from inspiring English sources

Stephen Joseph, chief executive of the Campaign for Better Transport, says the department "has moved away from the lowest cost tender, which got them into serious trouble with the West Coast franchise … to one that rewards quality".

"It improves their bottom line or helps them fill a low-cost tender.

Local councils, left to cover costs, tendered contracts out to private companies - and prices have gone up.

Every element of NHS competition will require these lawyers, alongside the huge cost of tendering everything out or defending against legal challenges if they don't.

Instead, the description of the organizational solutions is addressed when analysing a (different) main purpose, for example, reduced costs in tender agreements (see, e.g., [2]).

The Scottish Building Federation said the cost of tendering for this work had risen by up to 50% over five years.

The federation said there needed to be a financial incentive for public authorities to run a more efficient and cost-effective tender process.

Information retrieved from IFC files is used in applications estimating construction cost for tendering in China (Ma et al., 2011) managing construction sites (Hu & Zhang, 2011) or evaluating design solutions (Jeong & Ban, 2011).

"If you consider that the cost of tendering for public sector contracts is now more than 4% of contract value, most contractors will be fulfilling these contracts at best at break even and at worst at a financial loss.

For Middleton, plurality could mean unnecessary costs – for tendering and contract management for example – and she is concerned that it could compromise much-needed integration and co-ordination of services.

The unit cost in the tender documents was one of the lowest in the world, at just $0.03 per kWh.