Sentence examples similar to on open tender from inspiring English sources

The government will dodge EU rules on open tenders (which is allowed for contracts affecting national security) to speed up the process.

This study employs the idea of open tender concept with blackboard-based negotiation to develop a collaborative supply chain system.

The website design was subject to open tender in December 2009.

The research contract, procured by open tender, covers an eight-week period expiring this Sunday.

In Singapore and Hong Kong we kept the better part of what the British left behind: systems where the civil service, serving public officers are referees, not participants in the market, and decisions are made on the basis of open competition on a level playing field, with open tenders, not close relationships.

A spokesman for the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection said: "On 30 January 2015 the Department of Immigration and Border Protection issued an open tender (RFT 28/14) for the provision of services in regional processing countries.

After a full review of thousands of commercial contracts, it accepts the deal was done as part of an "open tender" – a process conducted by Team Marketing on behalf of Uefa – and the rights were sold to the highest bidder.

The report said the department failed to demonstrate value for money in either of the initial limited tender processes or in the subsequent open tender process, which began in 2015 and was abandoned on 29 July 2016, after the department failed to assure a steering committee its renegotiated agreement with Transfield represented value for money.

Edwards subsequently told News Corp the prime minister rang him on Sunday "with this very good news" committing the government to a full and open tender.

South Korea's Samsung won the open tender to buy the bank.

The treasurer, Joe Hockey, previously strongly rejected calls for an open tender, saying the nation did "not have time" for such a process to replace the Collins class fleet and needed to focus on making the right decision on submarine construction.