Sentence examples for tendering for contracts from inspiring English sources

But even so, the EU already prevents government from allowing British companies any special status when tendering for contracts.

The company announced this week it had been banned from tendering for contracts in Australia's A$38bn£24.7bnbNational Broadband Network NBN(Nbecauseause of cybersecurity concerns.

Tendering for contracts – and believing that if you're good with money and run your organisation like a business then your future is secure – is not adding up any more.

Dr Clare Gerada, chairwoman of the Royal College of GPs, said she was concerned about any doctor sitting on the board of a consortium who had an interest in a private company that would be tendering for contracts under the new "Any Qualified Provider" system.

The government sees competitive tendering for contracts as a key fund for the sector.

Among other schemes the Ministry of Justice has been considering is introducing competitive tendering for contracts to carry out criminal legal aid work in courts.

Chinese firms have tendered for contracts in telecoms and infrastructure across the continent.

Compass, one of the biggest catering companies, now refuses to tender for contracts in which the ingredient cost is below 55p.

In homecare, where ZHCs are prevalent, many providers do not want to employ care workers on ZHCs, but have limited choice when they have to tender for contracts in a cash-starved social care system hit by local authority budget cuts.

Out of concern for national security, the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei has been banned from tendering for government contracts for Australia's National Broadband Network.

Construction companies involved in the blacklisting of workers could be prevented from tendering for public contracts worth billions of pounds.