Tenders

/ˈtɛndərz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Offers or bids submitted in response to a request for proposals or invitations to contract, typically in procurement or public contracts.
    The company submitted its tenders before the deadline for the government project.

Forms

  • tender

Commentary

In legal contexts, 'tenders' usually refers to multiple offers or bids for contracts; clarity in specifying the type of tender process can be important in drafting.

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