Joint Bid definition

Joint Bid has the meaning given in Section 9.1;

Joint Bid means a bid made by two or more persons jointly, and includes a bid (whether made in the name of one person or in the names of two or more persons) made with the intention that, if the bid is successful, the property, rights or privileges bid for will or may be shared by two or more persons.

Joint Bid means a take-over-bid for all of the Common Shares and 2007 Warrants of BIM by ArcelorMittal, Nunavut, Iron Ore Holdings and 1843208, pursuant to the Original Circular as amended by the Amending Notices;

Examples of Joint Bid in a sentence

• Note:The form "Data on the Bidder in a Joint Bid" are to be submitted only by those bidders who bid in a joint bid, and if there is a greater number of bidders than the boxes in the table, the form should be photocopied in a sufficient number of copies, filled in and submitted for each bidder who is bidding in a joint bid.

• Bidder shall also submit the details of each member of the consortium in Form – 2 of Appendix I: Particulars of the Bidder and a Joint Bid Agreement with the provisions mentioned in clause 2.1.5.

• Joint Bid Security for two or more than two Projects shall not be accepted.

• A proposal may only be lodged on a Joint Bid Basis where all joint bid parties: a.

• Certificate of Incorporation of Registration in case of firms registered under Indian Companies Act or Partnership deed in case of Partnership Firm or Joint Bid Agreement in case of consortium of two firms.

More Definitions of Joint Bid

Joint Bid means one bid submitted by two or more businesses.

Joint Bid means a bid made by two or more persons jointly, and includes a bid (whether made in the name of one person or in the names of two or more persons) made with the intention that, if the bid is successful, the property, rights or privileges bid for will or may be shared by two or more persons;joint tender means a tender by two or more persons jointly for the supply or acquisition of goods or services, and includes a tender (whether made in the name of one person or in the names of two or more persons) made with the intention that, if the tender is successful, the supply or acquisition of the goods or services, or the goods or services acquired, as the case may be, will or may be shared by two or more persons;s. 2services includes, without limiting the generality of the expression, the rights or benefits that are to be provided under an agreement for— (a) the performance of work (otherwise than under a contract of service), whether with or without the supply of goods; (b) the provision of, or the use or enjoyment of, facilities for amusement, entertainment, recreation or instruction; or (c) the conferring of rights or privileges for which remuneration is payable in the form of a royalty, tribute, levy or similar exaction; supply includes— (a) in relation to goods—supply (including re-supply) by way of sale, exchange, lease, hire or hire-purchase; and (b) in relation to services—provide, grant or confer;and supplied and supplier have corresponding meanings;S. 2(1) def. of tender amended by No. 12/1989 s. 4(1)(Sch. 2 item 13.1).tender means an offer for the supply or acquisition of goods or services made in response to an invitation published by or on behalf of— (a) the Government of Victoria;s. 2 (b) any body corporate or unincorporate constituted by or under any law of Victoria for public purposes; (c) any municipal council; or

Joint Bid means a Bid submitted for a Qualified Contract by companies that are not associated or related by common ownership and have not formed a corporation.

Joint Bid has the meaning given in the recitals;

Joint Bid means a Bid in which two member associations bid to be jointly appointed as the Host Association.

Joint Bid has the meaning attributed to such term in the Bid Agreement;

Joint Bid is a proposed or submitted bid on a Subject Block at a Subject Sale in which more than one Party participates.