Glossary entry

Danish term or phrase:

udbudsbekendtgørelse

English translation:

notice of invitation to tender; call for tenders

Added to glossary by Charlesp
Feb 28, 2007 06:30
17 yrs ago
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Danish term

udbudsbekendtgørelse

Danish to English Bus/Financial Law: Contract(s)
Udbudsbekendtgørelse - forsyningsvirksomhed

Could I get "Invitation to Tender" from Udbudsbekendtgørelse?
Or should it simply say "Contract Notice" ?

Discussion

Charlesp (asker) Feb 28, 2007:
In response to Diarmuid's post grading note./ Yes, I noticed that. But even if "Contract Notice" is used, it doesn't seem correct to me. As "Contract Notice" sounds more like a contract has been awarded (rather than that there is one available, maybe.)

Proposed translations

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notice of invitation to tender

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Note added at 2 hrs (2007-02-28 08:50:55 GMT) Post-grading
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ordbogen.com also gives "Contract Notice"
Note from asker:
I agree. Thanks. This is what I usually refer to it as, however I saw on an EU website it being translated to "Contract Notice." So I wanted to get a some feedback and a general consensus - and thanks for your contribution to this.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "There are quite a few ways of saying it, depending upon the nature of the document and where it is published."
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call for tenders

I think this is a regular term. Certainly gets a good few hits!

Note from asker:
I agree. (But I wanted to share the points.) I saw on an EU website it being translated to "Contract Notice." So I wanted to get a some feedback and a general consensus - and thanks for your contribution to this.
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tender notice

Hi Charles,

I woould use "tender notice" for "udbudsbekendtgørelse".

"Tender notice" is the phrase I most often see in headlines when translating tender documents.

Hope this was helpful!

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