Sentence examples for tendering for a from inspiring English sources

DB is still running the trains, pending mediation: tendering for a new operator is a long process.

Now Hutchison Ports, part of Mr Li's Hutchison Whampoa group, has been blocked from tendering for a port project near an Indian naval base in Mumbai.

As the local authorities cannot agree on who should take responsibility for the work, once again they are tendering for a company that can shred the rubber.

The three boroughs are currently jointly tendering for a 10-year, £300m-£455m, total facilities management contract due to start in May 2013.

His office is currently consulting on a draft code of practice on anonymisation and it is tendering for a contract to set up a 'good practice network' for anonymisation, intended to develop expertise and spread good practice.

"Plus... might the companies think they're going to have a preferential treatment when they come to perhaps tendering for a contract with the Met? "At worst, it could distort policing priorities, I don't think there's any doubt about that.

Libya, for instance, hopes to tender for a big oil refinery that Mr Museveni wants to build.

"It is the government's intention to tender for a new East Coast franchise operator from the end of 2010.

The project was put on hold but Dublin city council has now revived the plans and will tender for a multi-disciplinary design team in the coming weeks.

In one case, an invitation to tender for a contract worth less than £350,000 a year was found to require answers totalling 27,000 words to 44 questions.

Total had put a contract out to tender for a £200m construction project with five UK firms and two European contractors.