EMD definition

EMD means Earnest Money Deposit.
EMD means the amount submitted by a Bidder to OMC for participating in the Bidding Process, in terms of Clause 8.7;
EMD means the amount submitted by a Bidder to Sports and Youth Services Department, Government of Odisha for participating in the Bidding Process, in terms of the below clause.

Examples of EMD in a sentence

  • Calls dispatched as “A” or “Ω”(“Omega”) through Priority Dispatch EMD shall not be considered emergent.

  • This will include any call dispatched as “B”, “C”, “D” or “E” through Priority Dispatch EMD.

  • When it is necessary to provide EMD instructions to a caller, in compliance with M.G.L. c.

  • Telecommunicator staffing will be structured to accommodate EMD calls that may take additional processing time.

  • Total number of responses and transports broken down by EMD dispatching code: • Data shall illustrate the A, B, C, D and E incidents.


More Definitions of EMD

EMD means Earnest Money Deposit, without interest.
EMD means Earnest Money Deposit being the amount to be deposited by the bidder to NIC in the form of BG/Demand Draft along with the bid.
EMD means Earnest Money Deposit required by the E-Auction Process Participant to deposit with the Liquidator as the security before being eligible to bid for the assets of the company in E-Auction. EMD shall be deposited in accordance with the terms set out in this E-Auction Process Information Document in compliance with IBC and other applicable laws.
EMD means Earnest Money Deposit which is required to be Paid as per the prevailing terms and conditions of RFP.
EMD means Earnest Money Deposit. The Owner takes this amount to check the earnestness/seriousness of the tenderers in case they are selected as winners.
EMD means the form and manner stipulated in the RFP.
EMD means Earnest Money Deposit. The Owner takes this amount to check the earnestness/seriousness of the tenderers in case they are selected as winners. The EMD amount the tenderer has to pay along with the bid response. It is one of the most important document/instrument which a tenderer is supposed to submit along with other documents.