Tender-appeldoffre meaning in English
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Definition
(to bid for) a tender: (to bid for) a request for contractors
Examples
- "The building was designed by British architect Norman Rogers, who won an international tender from an array of world-class architects."
Exercise 1
"Norman Rogers has won an 'international tender."
A "tender" refers to:
A "tender" refers to:
"Norman Rogers has won an 'international tender."
A "tender" refers to:
A "tender" refers to:
This is incorrect. A "tender" is not synonymous with this definition.
What, like "Miss World", "Mr. Universe", or the "World Dog Show"? My dear sir or madam, you are 100% wrong on that one.
This is incorrect. A "tender" is not a prize or award, although the best tender (or formal offer) for the building design is "awarded", or given the contract to build it. We do not know if the building has won an award already. A "yearly (prize)" describes a prize which occurs every year.
This is the correct answer. A "tender" refers to a formal offer to provide a service (or product) for a suggested fee or price. Often for building projects, various architects are invited "to tender" or "to propose a tender". These are propositions to design and manage the construction of the building.
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