A buyer may sometimes require a tender bond when a supplier is tendering for large projects. The tenderers are required to submit a tender or bid bond as surety that, should their bid be accepted, they will honour the commercial terms in that offer. The bond will be forfeited if the bidder wins the work but declines to complete the project.
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