Sentence examples for of competitive tendering from inspiring English sources
When a large part of the demand suddenly becomes uncertain as with the introduction of competitive tendering and competition from other sectors which has been the case with regulatory reform of the health corporations, an already difficult situation becomes even more difficult.
These large procurement differentials plausibly reflect procurers' use of competitive tendering and the focus of competition on price, by requiring that suppliers meet WHO qualification to reduce quality risk.
From interviews conducted in [5, 4], a clear indication is that quality, on average, has improved informants working in the health corporations and local administration saw this as a result of competition being introduced in the form of competitive tendering.
We tend to approve of competitive tendering.
José Bové, a prominent politician and activist, is questioning the absence of competitive tendering.
Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said "justice deserts" remained a possibility as a result of competitive tendering.
The phase of competitive tender was preceded by a research on environmental high performance paving characterized by good properties related to solar absorption/reflection and permeability, selecting one of this materials for the redevelopment of public open space.
The figures come from an analysis of competitive tender notices on the European public procurement website, compiled by the federation.
The introduction of a derogation to the principle of competitive tender in the field of metro or light rail networks can be authorised only when it is not possible, due to the technical features of those services, to break the system down into single lines or groups of lines.
Looking at the structure of taxi markets there are several reasons why a system based on competitive tendering of public contracts can fail.
But the commissioner appears to have been persuaded that the proposed £17.6bn of subsidies are legal under bloc rules, despite the lack of a competitive tendering process.
