Seems that any company that would tender a bid on a "pig in a poke" probably wouldn't be able to manage the Company T any better than the current team.
See articlePTT, a state-backed energy firm in Thailand, tendered a surprise last-minute bid of $1.9 billion for Cove Energy, trumping an offer from Shell.
In Hungary, there were no tenders nor a bidding war for the nuclear project, no public debate.
Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy is on a shopping spree, tendering a $3.4 billion bid for Canadian energy firm Anderson Exploration.
On price and tendering negotiations, Norway has taken the lead with aggressive tendering - a competitive bidding process - for infliximab biosimilars, while the U.K. has instituted tendering for filgrastim biosimilar products.
The mining sector remains in its infancy, though the ministry has tendered bids for copper, gold and other mineral exploration throughout the country, from Ghazni to Badakshan.
Councils and businesses are tendering for bids to redevelop the Cornhill.
The remainder were solid contract tendering bids.
Is there going to be any regulation to stop companies tendering bids they know they can't possibly fulfill, pushing the income into places that can't be recovered, and going bust, forcing the tax-payer to bail them out?
The edition that announced his reluctant departure cleared a whole column on the front and two inside pages to bid a tender farewell.
When a neighbor died, no matter whether it was someone who ran banks or cleaned houses, the local paper bid a tender farewell in an obituary that offered the highlights of a life.
