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And can social enterprises' social impact beat a private sector provider which submits a lower bid?
The same official said that the Tribune Company had submitted a lower offer.
Shoppers also can submit a lower offer that the dealer can accept or reject.
Only American Media, the publishers of tabloid newspapers like The National Enquirer and enthusiast magazines like Shape, submitted a lower bid.
Dassault Aviation of France has asserted in a lawsuit that the bidding was not transparent and that Dassault submitted a lower bid for its Rafale jet fighter.
It submitted a lower proportion of its research staff for this exercise, which helped it leap from 22nd to fifth place in terms of research quality.
The federal Government Accountability Office said it had passed over All Points for a contract to provide tents for an Army unit in Afghanistan last year, even though Mr. Schroeder's business submitted a lower bid than competitors, because it had found the company's past performance to be unacceptable.
The federal Government Accountability Office found the company's past performance to be unacceptable and cited that as reason to pass it over for a contract last year to provide tents for an Army unit in Afghanistan, even though Mr. Schroeder's business had submitted a lower bid than competitors.
Brassey's first venture into railways was to submit a tender for building the Dutton Viaduct on the Grand Junction Railway, but he lost the contract to William Mackenzie, who had submitted a lower bid.
In the end a total of 28 architectural firms registered their intent to submit entries to the competition—a lower number than expected, but Richardson suggests this may have been due to work on proposals for the new Adelaide railway station.
Thyroid scintigraphy using 99mTc-pertechnetate has been proven to be more advantageous than with radioiodine, since the images have better quality, the procedure is faster, and the patient is submitted to a lower radiation dose [ 3].
