Sentence examples for tendering model from inspiring English sources
The report found that the shift to a competitive tendering model "appeared to disadvantage Indigenous organisations".
Parliament's public-accounts committee wants more powers to investigate contracts.Some leading figures in the industry privately concede that the tendering model encourages buyers to choose the cheapest offer, rather than securing the best quality for the price.
This sees the company take on some of the risk as it is its algorithm and continually growing business intelligence data that dictates price, rather than an auction or tendering model.
Companies including Reuters, ITN and PA have previously been mentioned as parties potentially interested in the competitive tender model for news provision for the nations and regions.
Companies including Reuters and PA have previously been mentioned as parties potentially interested in the competitive tender model, while ITN last week confirmed it would bid if the plan got the green light.
We further assume that the new GREA to be introduced in 2017 is basically similar to the actual GREA in place it works with the tender model, it grants fixed remunerations for 20 years, and it provides around 15 GW of offshore wind, 40 GW of onshore wind, and 30 GW of PV (only open space systems).
The main objective is to identify the specificities that mega-projects introduce in traditional concession models and tendering processes, together with their structures and financial implications.
All our Pathfinders will be mentored on issues ranging from business planning, financial modelling, workforce issues, tendering and procurement and how to build an entrepreneurial culture.
Once a decision is made on the model, a tendering process would get underway to choose a private sector operator to run the airport on a day-to-day basis.
There also needs to be a choice between a commercial model, involving tendering, and public ownership of the transport system as a public service provision.
This study presents an optimization model as a methodology for the transit regulator (or a government authority) to design bus transit route packages to be tendered out to contesting operators through competitive tendering (CT).
