Common use of Invitations to bid Clause in Contracts

Invitations to bid. The borrower (acting through its engineer, if applica- ble) is responsible for sending out invi- tations to prospective bidders, inform- ing them of scheduled bid openings and taking any other action necessary to procure full, free and competitive bid- ding. The borrower should send out a sufficient number of invitations in order to assure adequate competition and so that at least three bids will be received. Subject to the foregoing cri- teria, the determination of how many and which bidders will be permitted to bid will be the responsibility of the borrower.

Invitations to bid. The borrower (acting through its engineer, if applica- ble) is responsible for sending out invi- tations to prospective bidders, inform- ing them of scheduled bid openings and taking any other action necessary to procure full, free and competitive bid- dingbidding. The borrower should send In any event, however, sufficient invita- tions need to be sent out a sufficient number of invitations in order to assure adequate competition and so that at least three bids will be received. Subject to the foregoing cri- teriacriteria in the preceding sentence, the determination of how many and which bidders will be permitted to bid will be the responsibility of the borrower.

Invitations to bid. The borrower (acting through its engineer, if applica- ble) is responsible for sending out invi- tations to prospective bidders, inform- ing them of scheduled bid openings and taking any other action necessary to procure full, free and competitive bid- dingbidding. The borrower should send In any event, however, sufficient invita- tions need to be sent out a sufficient number of invitations in order to assure adequate competition and so that at least three bids will be received. Subject to the foregoing cri- teriacriteria in the preceding sentence, the determination of how many and which bidders will be permitted to bid will be the responsibility of the borrower.