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Licensed General Contractors in different states. Target issues a request for bids, contractors submit bids, and are awarded contracts for construction. Target has a real estate arm that manages construction activity, property management, etc.
The bidding process involves sealed bids in advance of a closing date. The highest bid is legally binding. This is unlike the situation in England, where nothing is binding until contracts have been exchanged.
Goverment lands were secretly leased to oil companies.
Any construction projects using federal funds were required by law to be awarded on the basis of competitive bids, except in the case of emergencies or if the highway agency could demonstrate a more cost-effective way of assigning contracts.
One can get information about government contracts from: Tenders Direct, Small Businesses, Winning Government Contracts, Entrepreneur, Supply 2, Government Bids, Lexis Nexis, US Government Info.
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Contact the Mayors office to find out who takes bids on contracts for work in the city. Different municipalities assign the duty under a variety of titles and offices. Usually, a call for bids is issued and providers are given the opportunity to submit proposals.
Depending on what you do, the SBA and FEMA have contracts you may be eligible to bid on. I'm assuming you have a service business and, therefore, recommend you contact FEMA by way of their webpage. Search for something along the lines of "work for FEMA" or "contracts/bids" etc.
G. Woite has written: 'Economic evaluation of bids for nuclear power plants' -- subject(s): Estimates, Letting of contracts, Nuclear power plants, Specifications
It depends on which bid pack you purchase. They range from $27 for 30 bids to $550 for 1000 bids. For example, if you purchase a bid pack for $27 for 30 bids, you'll receive an extra 25 bids totaling 55 bids. That comes out to be only $.49 per bid.
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Public held companies have no legal requirement to obtain competitive bids. However, it is a good common practice to gather competetive bids; and, may therefore be policy and procedure in most companies. Bidding is also a good idea in a public company to give the shareholders a sense of security that the company follows good business practices and not wasting money by awarding over-priced contracts.