bid price
Britishnoun
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Under the proposal, local builders would receive a credit on the bid price to give them a slight advantage.
From Seattle Times
“Years ago there was a van Gogh self-portrait that he supposedly painted for his mother, and the bid price just got too high — I think it was something above $75 million,” he continued.
From New York Times
Otherwise, the bid prices would likely have been higher, he said.
From Seattle Times
"The bid price is key to luring Advent to the negotiating table," one of them said.
From Reuters
The highest bid price is updated live on the company’s homepage.
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