Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

busta chiusa

English translation:

sealed envelope

Sep 13, 2005 10:06
18 yrs ago
Italian term

busta chiusa

Non-PRO Italian to English Bus/Financial Real Estate
translation about purchasing property portfolios in Italy, offers being gathered 'in busta chiusa', then 'apertura delle buste'

how can I translate this into English?
TIA!

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sealed envelope

it refers to tender specifications: bids are sent in sealed envelopes to be opened on a specific date

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Note added at 14 mins (2005-09-13 10:20:19 GMT)
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see this link for an example of tender procedures: bids, sealed envelopes, opening dates
http://www.bids.ca/terms_fred_en.php
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agree Pnina
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sealed tender/the tenders will be opened

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The last date and time for remittance of EMD at Cash Office, Madurai :: upto 1500 hrs on 1-9-05Date and time for receipt of sealed tender forms from 11.00 hrs to 15.30 hrs on 2-9-2005The cost of tender form and other documents is not refundable. The bidder may remitthe cost of the tender form in cash in the Sr.Divisional Cashier (Pay)/Madurai Jn ORthrough Demand Draft drawn in favour of Divisional Fianance Manager, SouthernRailway, Madurai - 625 016.An amount of Rs.50/- extra has to be paid for each tender document if required by post.The required Earnest Money Deposit to be deposited along with tender documentsshould be in the form of demand draft drawn in favour of the Divisional FinanceManager, Southern Railway, Madurai-625 016 or payable in cash at the Sr.DivisionalCashier (Pay), Madurai Jn. and enclose the original money receipt along with tenderdocument.Date and time for opening of sealed tender :: on 02-09-2005 at 16.00 hrs.
Peer comment(s):

agree Peter Cox
1 hr
agree John Walsh
2 hrs
agree Colin Ryan (X)
3 hrs
agree marionclarion : definitely so for both parts...
11 hrs
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