Tender
tender (noun) - a formal offer to supply goods or a service at a given price
the highest tender, the lowest tender, the successful tender, competitive tender, open tender, private tender, public tender, submit a tender, make a tender, put in a tender, invite tenders, put the project out to tender, accept a tender, lose a tender, win a tender...
Example sentences:
* The Malaysian government has a policy of awarding tenders for projects, goods and services mostly to ethnic Malay companies under an affirmative action programme.
* The government invited tenders for the large infrastructure projects it was planning.
* The food service contract for the military was put out to competitive tender.
* The building of the new subway will go out to tender.
* The property that was seized by the bank is to be sold by tender.
* All the terms of the contract will be included in the tender documents.
* Everything that has to be done in this project will be put out to tender for competitive bidding.
* Following the trend to privatisation in recent years, many municipal services have been put out to private tender.
* Let me tender you my honest advice which you may follow or not as you please.
* You should look at this small company, one of only two companies able to tender for any product specification.
* The legal requirements for the government project are included in the rules of tender.
* When you mail in your completed tender form, include a cashier's check or certified personal check.
* I had never dreamed that I would be forced to tender it for so little. Selling this house will be painful but necessary.
