Sentence examples for invitations to tender from inspiring English sources

Reliability and maintainability requirements appear in both military and civil engineering contracts and clauses specifying reliability and maintainability are included in invitations to tender.

Suppliers of military and commercial electronic and telecommunication equipment have also found that clauses specifying reliability and maintainability were being included in invitations to tender and in the subsequent contracts.

"When you look at the invitations to tender in these franchises, they are encouraging, exciting and challenging for the franchise industry," he said.

For the past 30 years France's banlieues – underprivileged housing estates plagued by poverty, and emblematic of the crisis in the working classes – have been in the headlines, high on the political agenda and in invitations to tender addressed to social scientists.

The cabinet of the Conservative-Independent led council approved plans in July to put out invitations to tender.

The go-ahead has been given by senior members of the Conservative-Independent led council for invitations to tender.

Lower level suppliers are usually involved in the product development through a tendering process: in the invitation to tender (ITT), the requirements are already defined at a quite detailed level.

But the invitation to tender, the key document on which the contracts will be based, is still being drawn up.

The government has issued a selection of suppliers with invitation to tender (ITT) documents for its £25m identity assurance programme.

Also peculiar, according to critics, is the way in which the invitation to tender makes no reference to the desire or requirement for a garden bridge.

In one case, an invitation to tender for a contract worth less than £350,000 a year was found to require answers totalling 27,000 words to 44 questions.