"won a tender" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the successful outcome of a bid for a contract, job, or other procurement process. For example: "The company won a tender to build a new bridge in the city."
It has locked up millions of acres along this band in Poland and Romania and won a tender for more in Ukraine.
In June Cosco, the biggest Chinese state-owned shipping company, won a tender to build and operate a new container terminal at the port of Piraeus.
Mr Scudamore says that WinTV won a tender fair and square, and that it is "doing well from a low base".
But we should not forget that [it's not unusual], once you have won a tender, to renegotiate later on, when costs are increasing.
After several years of foot-dragging by the energy ministry, an Italian company has won a tender to build a 100-megawatt oil-fired plant at Vlore in Albania's south.
Many delegates suffered traffic delays, and the authorities had to step in after the travel agency which won a tender to arrange hotel bookings offered room-rates up to five times higher than usual.
"The new solution enables those companies that win a tender to get a first payment from the very start of the project".
Smoove, which has also launched bike shares in Helsinki, Chicago, Moscow, and Vancouver, expanded to Marrakech after winning a tender from the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation to start the project.
*We just win a tender for 400pcs here in Yunnan province,China, for PLX160.
According to the Russian press, Gazprom representatives are planning to visit the Serbian capital of Belgrade this week to discuss energy relations, fresh from winning a tender for the supply of 800,000 tons of crude oil to Serbian refineries.
So if somebody from Nairobi, the big city, wins a tender and the same drug is in [this town], I will not buy it from [this town].
