Sentence examples for to tender for from inspiring English sources

To avoid a shortage, the government will have to tender for new power plants this year.

With contracts to tender for, apprentices to recruit and supply chains to build.

He invited the private sector to tender for the management of the prison.

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

The Czech Republic is about to tender for new generation III PWRs, and Poland has plans along those lines too.

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

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

There is no question of inviting private medical firms to tender for some NHS work, even though such contracting-out has improved other public services.

Bolloré was among 100 firms, "15 of them serious", says Mr Lafont, to tender for the right to operate a new port outside Lagos in Nigeria.

It has even been invited to tender for the remaining 500 tankers that America is due to order in the next few years to replace its ageing fleet.

The government puts the land out to tender for property developers to develop, sell off and use the profits to repay their original debts to the banks.