Bid Closing Time definition

Bid Closing Time means the deadline for submission of Bids on the Bid Closing Date as Specified in Clause 12 of the IFB.

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Bid Closing Time means the scheduled time for receipt of Bids designated in Clause 1 of the Instructions to Bidders.

Bid Closing Time means the time deadline by which Bond Bids must be submitted in connection with the competitive sale of the Initial Bonds in accordance with the Bond Bid Documents.

Examples of Bid Closing Time in a sentence

• Modifications may be made to Bids by email or facsimile (fax) message provided the modifications are received by the Authority prior to Bid Closing Time and subject to the conditions regarding receipt of facsimile transmissions as outlined in Clause 4.1 of these instructions.

• Modifications may be made to Bids by facsimile (fax) message/email provided the modifications are received by the Authority prior to Bid Closing Time and subject to the conditions regarding receipt of facsimile transmissions contained in Clause 4.1 in these instructions.

• The Total Bid Amount transferred shall be held pursuant to the terms of the Smart Contract pending completion of Auction at the end of the Bid Closing Time on the final Day of the Auction Period.

• Modifications may be made to Bids by email or facsimile (fax) message provided the modifications are received by the Authority prior to Bid Closing Time and subject to the conditions regarding receipt of facsimile transmissions contained in Clause 4.1 in these instructions.

More Definitions of Bid Closing Time

Bid Closing Time means the date and local time specified in the Instructions to Bidders; "Bidder" shall mean an individual, a company or any other entity that submits a Bid to Dofasco;

Bid Closing Time means the time and date stipulated for receipt of bids in Article 1.3.1.1 of this Sections as may be amended by addendum.

Bid Closing Time means the time up to which bids will be accepted and beyond which bids will be rejected.