Sentence examples for tender committee from inspiring English sources

A report by the public prosecutor, released two weeks ago in Parliament, found a conflict of interest in the awarding of the contract because a member of the tender committee was also on the party's national executive panel, but the report turned up no evidence that this questionable situation had influenced the outcome.

Some committees are spontaneous, but some are mandatory, such as the security committee, tender committee and financial committee.

This is concerning because the potential for corruption exists if members of the tender committee have vested interests in companies offering bids.

The criteria for membership and functions of the tender committee are clearly defined and are differentiated from that of the procurement office: the tender committee is made up of an Evaluation Committee and the Ministerial Tenders Board, which are responsible for evaluating supplier qualifications, inviting those who qualify to bid and determining which suppliers receive contracts.

Under the new system, the process will be opened up and subject to scrutiny, while state purchases linked to connections on tender committees will be halted.

If you require anything, the tender entity committee looks at it and approves it, then you go and invite bids, the bids come in, you open the bids in front of the public, and after that a committee is formed to evaluate the tenders, after evaluation, the tenders go to the tender entity committee for final approval… and a supplier is selected (Health Services Administrator).

Following the decision to dismiss Deloitte Mr. James Zhang, chairman of the audit committee tendered his resignation from the board of directors effective immediately over the disagreement with the company and the board for dismissing Deloitte.

According to the documents on operational committees at the district level, these included the finance, human quality assurance, infection and prevention, tender and procurement and disciplinary committees.

A $4.8bn Indigenous grants program has disadvantaged Indigenous organisations by awarding funds through competitive tenders, according to a Senate committee report.

The committee recommended that future tender rounds should not be run as blanket competitive processes and should be underpinned by "robust service planning and needs mapping".

Under Axcelis's corporate governance policy, if a director nominee in an uncontested election receives more "withheld" votes than "yes" votes, he or she must tender their resignations to the nominating committee of the board.