The phrase "tender design" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a design that is gentle, delicate, or sensitive in nature. For example: "The artist's tender design for the children's book cover captured the innocence and joy of childhood."
Significant differences were found in how the suppliers regarded the tender, design and construction phases.
Conversely, lack of expertise and infrastructure can hamper tender design and the dissemination of information to potential participants.
Its framework may be used as a conceptual space for public procurers across Europe to better visualize characteristics of products and services when making tender design decisions based on functionality and rewarding performance.
A simplified design procedure for foundations of offshore wind turbines is often useful as it can provide the types and sizes of foundation required to carry out financial viability analysis of a project and can also be used for tender design.
Four high level lessons emerge: 1) Conservation tender performance has been robust; 2) Developed − developing country conservation tender differences are modest; 3) Conservation tender prospects are dependent on political and institutional support; and 4) Optimal conservation tender design is circumstance specific.
The attitudes prevalent within the tender, design and construction phases of a current PFI variant (the design build finance operate or DBFO) road project were investigated in order to establish the potential impact upon the quality, cost and function of supply resulting from the change in procurement form.
For the Øresund link project two alternative tender designs were proposed, one single-level box girder solution and a double-level truss girder solution.
Key actions for tender programmes, in order of decreasing importance, are the: (a) provision of adequate funding, (b) development of flexible tender designs to aid organisational efficiency, (c) promotion of landholder competition, (d) identification of low-cost means of monitoring, and (e) establishment of strong relationships with landholders.
To date, RosPil has identified violations in £800m-worth of government contracts, many of them apparently inflated tenders designed to put kickbacks into the pockets of bent officials.
In both countries several companies tendered designs: BAC, Hunting, Hawker Siddeley and Folland in Britain; Breguet, Potez, Sud-Aviation, Nord, and Dassault from France.
One source said programme-makers were frustrated with the new system and questioned why, since DMI was supposedly a "pan-BBC" project, BBC Sport has decided to ask outside suppliers to tender to design its own digital video archive system at a cost of just £500,000 – a fraction of the millions spent on DMI.
