Sentence examples for have won a tender from inspiring English sources
But we should not forget that [it's not unusual], once you have won a tender, to renegotiate later on, when costs are increasing.
After several years of foot-dragging by the energy ministry, an Italian company has won a tender to build a 100-megawatt oil-fired plant at Vlore in Albania's south.
The first stage will be to announce which company or organisation has won a £20m tender to train an army of 5,000 big society workers over the next five years.
In December, another media company, completely new to the scene with owners no one in the Hungarian media world knew, had won a government tender for the frequency by outbidding KlubRádió.
Well, this issue just got easier with the announcement today that London-based fund manager and investor MMC Ventures has won a competitive tender from the Mayor of London to launch the brand new MMC London Fund.
The prediction comes as the Swedish energy firm Vattenfall announced that it had won a Dutch government tender to develop a windfarm which will become the world's first without subsidies when built off the Netherlands coast in 2022.
"I remembered that Mr Duvall had won an Oscar for Tender Mercies, as best actor, in a role not unlike Bad Blake.
Packer's justification for not going through a tender process was that Crown would have won the tender anyway.
Marcello Piacenti, head of a family business that has been lovingly restoring the ancient shrines of Europe for six generations, said he was honoured to have won the international tender issued by the Palestinian Authority to repair crumbling pine and cedar timbers up to 800 years old and a lead roof donated by Edward IV of England in 1479.
What we serve our elderly and infirm, at a time when they are in most need of a decent meal, is processed slops prepared off-site by catering firms that have won the contract with the lowest possible tender.
