Sentence examples for tendering for work from inspiring English sources

Competitive tendering for work is to become tougher.

Firms could also be ordered to rotate between auditors and invite other firms to tender for work on their accounts.

Coe's decision to give up that £100,000 pay cheque, as well as the additional announcement that his company CSM would not tender for work with either the IAAF or bidding cities during his presidency, looks certain to pave the way for a paid role as IAAF president.

Here are the five key lessons shaping how we teach sustainable supply chain management for tomorrow: Many members told us they were in their "ISO 14001 comfort zone", believing all they had to do was to take care of their own environmental management to tick a box and have the opportunity to tender for work.

It said there were incidences where up to 30 firms would tender for work and up to 15 would be shortlisted.

The letter says: "This conflict of interest, in our views, means that the academy has been unable to tender for works completed to ensure the most cost-effective deal, so any reference to any amount spent to improve the school is totally irrelevant.

The report said the Victorian government should use procurement to improve workplace conditions at a range of companies tendering for government work including IT, cleaning, security, transport, hospitality and other similar services.

Do we really want an NHS that is obsessed with private companies tendering for the work?

The Scottish Building Federation said the cost of tendering for this work had risen by up to 50% over five years.

Researchers have been asked to tender for the work by Friday, with a view to starting their analysis next week.

Whenever you are getting factories to tender for large work, ensure there is no ambiguity about your product and everything is explicitly stated.