Tender Proposal definition

Tender Proposal means the contents that are declared in the Tender Proposal Form.
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Tender Proposal means the tender submitted by the Supplier in relation to this Agreement, including the Pricing Schedule and any other schedules thereto.
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Tender Proposal means the Contractor’s response to the Client’s RFQ
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Examples of Tender Proposal in a sentence

  • Tender/ Proposal – The winning offer of the Contractor on which EIT Food determined this offer to be the offer which provides the best value for money.

  • Tender /Proposal – The offer of the Contractor including all Annexes on which EIT Food determined this offer to be the Tender which provides the best value for money.

  • Materials and processes used in connection with the provision of the Services shall be in accordance with the standards set out in the Specification and Tender Proposal.

  • However, the Successful Tenderer may request SFA for a variation or variations to its Tender Proposal Form in writing during the Lease Term.

  • The Successful Tenderer shall adhere to its Tender Proposal contained in the Tender Proposal Form throughout the Lease Term.


More Definitions of Tender Proposal

Tender Proposal means Technical Documentation and Bid offered by the Tenderer
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Tender Proposal means the document entitled Survey of Adherence Packaging Customers dated 3 April 2014.
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Tender Proposal. ; means the Supplier’s written tender proposal in response to the Customer’s invitation to tender in accordance with the terms of such invitation.
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Tender Proposal means PPP Co.’s Tender proposal as set out in Schedule 26 (Tender Proposal);
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Tender Proposal means the document completed by the Contractor containing details of the Contract Price and other Contract related details.
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Tender Proposal means the Promoter’s Tender, any Clarification(s) issued
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Tender Proposal means the document entitled Survey of Private Motor Insurance Policyholders dated 22 April 2014.
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