"round of tendering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process in which businesses submit bids to receive a contract for a service or job. For example: "The company is currently in the midst of a round of tendering to decide who will build the new factory."
Over time, competition has been working, with prices remaining low even in the second and later rounds of tendering [10].
Some environmental studies and site works were completed, and two rounds of tenders were called and evaluated, but in 1971 the Australian government decided not to proceed with the project, citing economic reasons.
At the next round of competitive tendering in 2013, a further 20 or so colleagues were made redundant as the NHS trust again lost ground to commercial interests.
However, this will only work in the first round of competitive tendering.
International Health and Medical Services IHMSS) and Serco Australia look set to keep their lucrative immigration detention centre contracts after the immigration minister, Scott Morrison, announced both companies as preferred bidders in a new round of onshore detention tenders.
The grilled octopus is another standout, featuring rounds of very tender seafood bathed in a light vinaigrette flecked with red onion.
Brinks, following a round of activist activity, authorized a Dutch auction self-tender offer for as many as 10 million of its shares, or about 17percentt of its outstanding stock.
Calamari salad was well prepared and attractively presented, with a generous quantity of tender rounds on a bed of mesclun, grape tomatoes, shards of red onion and snippets of carrots, then dressed with olive oil and fresh lemon juice.
On Tuesday, two days before the election, criminal solicitors firms must submit tenders for a new round of duty contracts for covering police stations and magistrates courts.
Lazarus said NBC changed its offer in the second round of the two-stage bidding process, in which the league sent out a tender soliciting a plan and a bid.
The intervention by Ofcom is unlikely to derail the Premier League's plans to issue tender documents for its next round of broadcasting contracts, covering the three seasons from 2016-17, early next year.
