Sentence examples for is re-tendered from inspiring English sources

This cannot wait until the contract is re-tendered in 2018.

It can bid again once the contract is re-tendered later this summer.

Another telecoaching project run by NHS Direct in Nottingham will be re-tendered in March 2013.

The contracts of providers that were due to run until 2014 will be re-tendered in August 2012 "to enable greater local influence on provision".

Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin has indicated that the contract will be re-tendered, and this will be under the auspices of updated EU procurement directives, which are due to come into force probably next year.

In parallel to rising demand for services, 68% of Homeless Link members have experienced cuts to services, and Edwards talks of services being re-tendered at lower rates, which means charities have to reduce costs by laying off staff, reducing night cover in hostels and turning people away.

Mr Brown should "join UK Labour in supporting a government take-over of the West Coast main line, at least while the contract is being re-tendered", she said.

"One great example of the potential from small businesses was when we re-tendered a hosting contract.

The London borough of Croydon is preparing to re-tender its ICT services and set up a new agreement which is expected to be worth more than £180m over eight years.

If a euro exit beckoned, and the legal tender was re-embraced, the printing works in the iron-clad building would start to roll.

Titanic's departure was re-enacted by the tug tender Calshot, which was built in the same era to manoeuvre the world's greatest ocean liners, as it sailed from berth 43/44 followed by a flotilla of craft.