Sentence examples for tendering for projects from inspiring English sources

Piotr Uszok, the mayor of Katowice, Poland, says he is delighted with the smarter-city advice he received this year and hopes that IBM will take part in the (happily) competitive tendering for projects that are the fruit of this volunteering.

Such is the complexity of tendering for public projects that even some of Scotland's larger national contractors balk at it".

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.

It has taken Reliance Industries, one of India's largest groups, several weeks to persuade the government to issue visas to 1,800 engineers from Chinese Petroleum whom it wants to hire to lay a gas pipeline.Three foreign port operators, including Hong Kong-based Hutchison Port Holdings, have recently been banned for security reasons from tendering for big container-port projects.

Johnson met Heatherwick two weeks before TfL invited Heatherwick Studio to tender for the project.

Boris took note and duly had Transport for London invite a small number of other practices (their names undisclosed) to tender for the project.

On 13 February, TfL invited Heatherwick Studio to tender for the project along with two other firms, a process that he went on to win, despite appearing to have the least relevant design experience.

In the past this businessman went along with kickbacks of a "few million dollars: this is a developing country, after all"; but he balked once demands rose to tens of millions of dollars to win tenders for projects funded with Chinese loans.

Basically, government entities put out tenders for projects and it's up to the EPCs to place bids.

Or perhaps tendering for new contracts, capitalising on the opportunities that large scale projects - such as the Olympics - provide?

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