Public procurement agencies often encounter time-consuming manual processes and administrative inefficiencies when managing multiple tenders annually. Processing between 5 and 50 documents per tender can lead to significant costs, sometimes reaching up to half a million dollars for large bids. This results in many qualified suppliers being unable to compete effectively, leading to waste of taxpayer funds and reduced market competition.
A mid-sized government agency seeking to modernize and automate its public procurement and tendering processes to improve efficiency and transparency.
The proposed system aims to significantly reduce the costs and time associated with public procurement processes, enabling the processing of up to 50 documents per tender efficiently. It is expected to decrease procurement administrative expenses, mitigate waste of taxpayer money, and expand market access for small and medium-sized suppliers. Ultimately, this will lead to more transparent, competitive, and effective public procurement, fostering better resource allocation and increased market participation.