Sentence examples for market tender from inspiring English sources

However, it has said that it would move to an open market tender by late summer if no suitable NHS organisation can be identified.

In 2012 Andrew Lansley's health and social care bill was stumbling in parliament, as it dawned on the Lords that this was a project to blow the NHS into fragments by setting up a market tendering every shard out to any bidder.

But Labour argues that the regulations "mandate market tendering on the medical profession in all but the most exceptional circumstances".

The Sara Lee Corporation advised shareholders yesterday not to support a below-market tender offer from the TRC Capital Corporation to acquire less than 1percentt of the Sara Lee's stock for $19.25 a share.

TRC Capital, based in Toronto, routinely makes below-market "mini tender" offers, which are defined as bids to acquire less than 5percentt of a company's stock.

The reasons are in part linked to the need to reduce costs through competition for the market (in tendering), in contrast to other models of contract awarding.

When Trafford Council put the opportunity to run the market out to tender, Johnson and Thompson decided to take it on.

From a healthy market perspective the tender resulted in one new supplier entering the market and three new products added.

To test the reaction of markets to its tender, Lincolnshire plans to hold a supplier engagement workshop on 11 September to communicate its plans and intentions for successful delivery.

In the urban bus sector, the international literature on the effects of competition for the market (through competitive tendering) has focused mainly on the resulting efficiency gains and public sector cost savings.

The government is working with advisers (International Finance Corporation, White & Case, Halcrow, and others) to conduct an open-market invitation to tender for the construction of the extension and a 30-year concession to run it.