Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
gewonnene Ausschreibungen
English translation:
awarded contracts
German term
gewonnene Ausschreibungen
3 +4 | contracts awarded/awarded contracts | Rebecca Holmes |
4 +1 | won contracts | Steffen Walter |
3 +1 | tenders won | Klaus Dorn (X) |
4 | tender was accepted | Edith Kelly |
PRO (1): Steffen Walter
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Proposed translations
contracts awarded/awarded contracts
won contracts
Ich würde aber bei "contracts" bleiben, diese sind schließlich Ergebnis der Ausschreibung. ("The contract is awarded to the preferred bidder/tenderer.")
HDH
Steffen
tender was accepted
two possibilities
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