Sentence examples for tender the contract from inspiring English sources

The meteorological service said it was disappointed by the BBC's decision to put out to tender the contract, which has been in place since the corporation's first radio weather bulletin on 14 November 1922.

A few players have gained free agency because clubs failed to tender the contracts in a timely fashion.

Channel 5, which is currently tendering the contract to produce its highlights show, will also air highlights of the Capital One Cup and Johnstone's Paint Trophy.

The Met Office will no longer supply forecast data or weather presenters across all of the BBC's platforms*, as Auntie Beeb looks to secure best value for money for license fee payers by tendering the contract to outside competition.

Ricardo Alves de Oliveira, a policy coordinator at Rio's environment office, and Braga say they are also confident in the co-operatives' ability to handle the volume of waste as they were successful against private companies for the tender of the contract.

Amongst the reasons put forward as to the real cause of the split the full spectrum of political agendas were evident, from blaming the EU for forcing the BBC to openly tender for the contract, to questions of the current government's penchant for privatisation of public services, through to the usual Met Office bashing from climate change sceptics.

Although it was approved a few weeks ago, BT still had to submit a formal tender for the contract.

Ofotbanen had just won the public tender for the contract, and the company threatened to take the municipality to court for violation of competition laws.

The cost of re-tendering the contracts for the non-emergency telephone service is likely to cost the health service millions of pounds, according to a British Medical Journal (BMJ) investigation.

Thirty-seven companies tendered for the contract; KBR won it.

Tenders for the contract had been invited against the backdrop of a cut in the museum's budget from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.