"successful tenderer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in the context of business or government contracts, where a company has won a bid or tender to provide goods or services to another organization. Example: The city council awarded the contract to the successful tenderer, who will be responsible for building the new community center.
We know that New Labour's successful tender to govern the UK is only the flawed result of the lowest bid to the real franchise holders, corporate Britain.
With a current stake of over 31 million shares, a successful tender offer would increase Mr. Icahn's holdings to 40percentt of Nabisco Group.
The requirement for the successful tender is that they be without any taint of corruption; a principle which is then abruptly compromised by violent events.
New FA chairman Greg Dyke said: "I would like to thank everyone who expressed an interest in these FA Cup broadcast rights and congratulate the BBC and BT Sport on their successful tenders.
Indigenous leaders in Brazil are warning of imminent violence after a successful tender for the rights to construct a giant hydro-electric plant in the Brazilian Amazon which opponents claim will wreak havoc on the rainforest and its inhabitants.
"We continue to work closely with industry, Decc and Ofgem and have already concluded successful tenders for an extra 3,600MW of [reserve power] for the winter of 2016-17 as well as continuing to focus on growing [demand reduction] activities," a spokesman said.
"We are appreciative of the support from Uber's shareholders in the successful tender offer and look forward to closing the overall investment in January.
Dyke, the BBC's director general from 2000 to 2004, added: "I would like to thank everyone who expressed an interest in these FA Cup broadcast rights and congratulate the BBC and BT Sport on their successful tenders.
A successful tender offer for the notes maturing Aug. 17 may keep CIT from defaulting on the $1 billion in bonds, but credit analysts say the lender still looks like a strong candidate for bankruptcy.
Since 2003, following a successful tender by TELEMEDICINE Technologies S.A.S., the AP-HP's Department of Clinical Research and Development (Direction de la Recherche Clinique et du Développement; DRCD) has contracted with TELEMEDICINE for use of the software CleanWEB in eCRFs for clinical trials.
