After carefully ( ) the bid packages from each vendor, we have decided to award the contract to Thomas Cullen.A. consideredB. consideringC. considerateD. consideration
After carefully ( ) the bid packages from each vendor, we have decided to award the contract to Thomas Cullen.
A. considered
B. considering
C. considerate
D. consideration
B. considering
C. considerate
D. consideration
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