Traduction de «Offrant qui a déposé une offre recevable » (Français → Anglais) :

responsive offeror

responsive bidder

lowest responsible bidder [ lowest responsible tenderer ]

For the sellers, the risk that waiting for complainant 3's evidence of financing may lead to the reduction of the bidders to one or zero was not acceptable, since: (a) [Bidder 2] consortium insisted on the implementation of the transfer of ownership as of 3 April 2014; and (b) there was lack of progress in the substantiation of complainant 3's offer, despite the fact that the latter had handed in its expression of interest on 17 May 2013 and its indicative offer already on 30 September 2013, therefore the likelihood of closing the tr ...[+++]ansaction with complainant 3 was reduced.

On 16 September 2008, the three remaining bidders were invited to submit their final offers without a purchase price by 21 October 2008 and their final offers with the purchase price by 24 October 2008.

Thus, at the end of the privatisation process, Lufthansa, as the selected bidder, made an offer for ÖIAG’s shareholding in Austrian Airlines which was accepted by ÖIAG’s Supervisory Board.

Whereas the retention in the Community of schemes providing cover for deposits which is higher than the harmonized minimum may, within the same territory, lead to disparities in compensation and unequal conditions of competition between national institutions and branches of institutions from other Member States; whereas, in order to counteract those disadvantages, branches should be authorized to join their host countries' schemes so that they can offer their depositors the same guarantees as are offered by the schemes of the countries in which they are located; whereas it is appropriate that after a number of years the Commission shou ...[+++]ld report on the extent to which branches have made use of this option and on the difficulties which they or the guarantee schemes may have encountered in implementing these provisions; whereas it is not ruled out that home Member State schemes should themselves offer such complementary cover, subject to the conditions such schemes may lay down;