Government Procurement

verb to obtain or acquire through effort or skill

• The company has a dedicated team to procure all necessary materials for the project.
• I need to figure out how to procure tickets for the concert next week.
• I'll see if I can score some cash to procure those new sneakers.
• She knew how to procure information from even the most reluctant sources.

noun A person or entity who enters into a contract with another party.

• The contracting party must adhere to all terms and conditions outlined in the agreement.
• Make sure the contracting party knows what they're responsible for in the contract.
• The contracting party better not try to weasel out of the deal.
• As a contracting party, you are like a puzzle piece fitting into the larger picture of the agreement.

noun A person who seeks to profit from government tenders through corrupt or unethical means

• The government is cracking down on corrupt tenderpreneurs who exploit the system for personal gain.
• I heard that John is a tenderpreneur who always manages to win government contracts.
• Don't trust those tenderpreneurs, they're only in it for themselves.
• The tenderpreneur was like a wolf in sheep's clothing, manipulating the system for their own benefit.