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A tender notice is a formal request for a proposal under which a government agency or company invites bids from suppliers or contractors. When a buyer posts a request for a proposal, it outlines its needs and any qualifications or restrictions it has. The request also tells suppliers when and where to submit bids and the deadline for doing so. Formal tenders usually require suppliers to register, provide some financial information, and submit formal proposals. Those factors can make it harder for small suppliers to win contracts.

But informal tenders aren't always as competitive, because the information suppliers need isn't as upfront and specific. Corporations and government bodies use tenders to buy everything from office supplies to construction services. Tenders are also used to attract bids for contracts, such as highways and bridges, that won't be awarded to a single company. Government agencies publish tender notices in newspapers, as well as online. Corporate buyers use tender notices to solicit bids from suppliers, and suppliers often use tender notices to find buyers.

They're often posted on a government's official website, where visitors can find the name of the buyer, the product or service being sought, and the deadline to submit proposals. Potential suppliers can also review tender notices on government websites. In a bid to reduce paperwork and make it easier for buyers to buy goods and services, the U.S. federal government uses an e-tendering system, allowing buyers to post a request for proposals online. In addition, many governments publish a list of contacts that have been awarded through tender. That information can give buyers a sense of the types of goods and services available. Tenders are also used to attract bids for contracts, such as highways and bridges, that won't be awarded to a single company.