The phrase "tender project" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a project or contract that is being put out for bids or proposals from different companies or contractors. Example: The government announced a new tender project to build a bridge over the river, and several construction companies are expected to bid on the project.
His is a tender reclamation project; he is a saver of lost souls.
In fact, there's something so lugubrious about Gold's music that I think it may even linger on the mind for longer than the tracks featured on Albarn's latest album – a monochrome melancholy, the song follows Gold's high-concept Tender Metal project in 2012 and is the first release from HYMN, a new label founded by artist Eddie Peake in collaboration with The Vinyl Factory.
The Commission has put out to tender a project to study the capability of MOOCs to improve web skills in Europe, for EUR 90,000.
Severfield returned to the dividend list last month and has upped its game on tendering and project management, fattening profit margins.
Mr. N'Dour could apply the gentler portion of his voice, reedy and tender, before projecting the higher, sharper tones of griots and muezzins.
Tendering of projects is also a very important part of the activities in the sales department, as is the handling of the sub-suppliers.
Piotr Uszok, the mayor of Katowice, Poland, says he is delighted with the smarter-city advice he received this year and hopes that IBM will take part in the (happily) competitive tendering for projects that are the fruit of this volunteering.
In the past this businessman went along with kickbacks of a "few million dollars: this is a developing country, after all"; but he balked once demands rose to tens of millions of dollars to win tenders for projects funded with Chinese loans.
Basically, government entities put out tenders for projects and it's up to the EPCs to place bids.
