invitation to tender
noun[C]
COMMERCEukuspluralinvitations to tender(alsoinvitation to bid)anoccasionwhencompaniesare told they cancompeteforworkbyofferingtheirbestprice:
Aformalinvitationtotenderfor thisworkhas now beenissued.
Examplesofinvitation to tender
invitation to tender
In 1959 the internationalinvitationtotenderfor the project received four bids.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Indeed on at least one occasion there was no response to aninvitationtotenderfor four houses on land owned by the charity.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Everyone needs to understand the method of gathering requirements;invitationtotender; how potential vendors will be selected; the format of demonstrations and the process for selecting the vendor.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Now there has to be aninvitationtotender.
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Will there be aninvitationtotenderwith government orders?
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I would like to take up that question: is there aninvitationtotender?
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Aninvitationtotenderhas been published for the purposes of recruiting this external consultant.
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There was a publicinvitationtotenderand the choice was simple.
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First that, when applications are made, theinvitationtotendershould be clear, unequivocal and straightforward.
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It has also been consulted about our plans to issue aninvitationtotender.
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- come-to-meet-a-sticky-end
- come to nothing
- come-to-nothing
- come to pass
- come-to-pass
- come to pieces
- come-to-pieces
- come-to-rescue
- come to rest
- come-to-rest
- come to sb
- come-to-sb
- come to sb's attention/notice
- come-to-sb-s-attention-notice
- come-to-senses
- come to someone's assistance
- come to someone's attention/notice
- come to someone's rescue
- come to sth
- come-to-sth
- come-to-terms-with
- come to terms with something
- come to terms with sth
- come-to-terms-with-sth