Sentence examples for negotiated procurement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rothfus, a lawyer, says his firm negotiated procurement agreements for the institution, the Bank of New York Mellon, and was not involved in the TARP bailout.

The exact cost of these regimens to different institutions may well vary because of negotiated procurement discounts and will, therefore, need to be considered by each institution individually.

NHS acquisition costs (not accounting for negotiated procurement discounts in some settings), taken from British National Formulary 51, March 2006 [75]; note that individual doses and thus costs may vary.

Acquisition costs of the National Health Service (NHS) in England (net prices, excluding VAT and not accounting for negotiated procurement discounts in some settings), from British National Formulary 51, March 2006; note that individual doses and thus costs may vary.

Negotiated procurement means a contract awarded using other than sealed bidding procedures.

Indeed, since conducting this work, the decision has been made to introduce Meningitis B vaccination into the childhood immunisation programme [ 23] and, as of March 2015, the UK government have negotiated a procurement contract to enable vaccination to start later in 2015 or early in 2016 [ 33] (its routine use is not yet included in the Meningococcal chapter of the Government's Green Book [ 34]).

Accounts Payable pays invoices in accordance with payment terms negotiated or secured by Procurement.

Xenophon negotiated changes to Australian procurement rules, which he described as the "most significant" in Australia's history, but only indirectly boost Australian content rather than mandating it.

The manager then bypassed the line manager and negotiated with the director of procurement, collected some cost quotations and proved to the procurement and supply chain personnel that the facility's budget would accommodate the expense and finally the shelter was constructed.

Even though no payment is involved, other liabilities, such as insurance coverage and repair costs, need to be covered by a loan agreement negotiated, signed and executed by Procurement.

As a result, Spain negotiated with Germany over the procurement and local production of a large number of Leopard 2A5s; a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the two in 1995, and the Germans lent 108 Leopard 2A4s to the Spanish Army for five years starting in 1998.