The phrase "tender requirements" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used in the context of a business presentation or proposal to refer to the requirements that a company must fulfill in order for them to be eligible to submit a bid on a contract. For example, "Our company needs to meet all the tender requirements before submitting our proposal."
As well as the usual tender requirements, we decided to add a detailed specification to ensure that bidders cooked fresh real food.
The tender terms stipulated that only companies with previous nuclear construction experience could apply, and Mr. Bartuska said all three bidders were "very serious and have the ability," to meet the tender requirements.
David McLean's tender did not comply with the tender requirements, so the Assembly Government negotiated a fixed-price contract with Taylor Woodrow for £48.2M.
For out of hours care, we identified aspects of care that would reflect the Department of Health tender requirement of understanding, use and overall experience of out of hours services.
In a case brought last year by Gillian Chandler, a mother living in Camden, where University College London intends to open an academy, the court of appeal ruled that the agreements to set up academies were exempt from tendering requirements.
Andrew Lansley, 12 February 2012, Letter to clinical commissioning groups "... to avoid any doubt, it is not the government's intention that under (clause 75) that regulations would impose compulsory competitive tendering requirements on commissioners, or for Monitor to have powers to impose such requirements".
"Companies will be considered on their merits and assessed in line with detailed tendering requirements and procedures.
Czech officials confirmed on July 3rd that all three bidders for one of the country's biggest and most important contracts, building two new reactors at the Temelin power plant, have met the tender's requirements.
Lower level suppliers are usually involved in the product development through a tendering process: in the invitation to tender (ITT), the requirements are already defined at a quite detailed level.
An ITT contains all the information needed to enable a bidder to submit a tender for the requirement of a contract.
This is the real story of outsourcing – ultimately, through a combination of the tendering process, the requirements that companies should have a set amount of experience and the myth of economies of scale, all the business goes to four or five (in this case, one or two) large companies.
