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CASE STUDIES

System for Automating Tender Processes and Proposal Generation

Implementation:

2025 – 2026

Industry:

Construction and Infrastructure

Client's Business Profile:

A general contractor for network and telecommunications infrastructure, executing multi-million dollar projects for the public sector (local governments, state-owned companies, government institutions). The company participates in dozens of public tenders simultaneously.

Implementation:
Industry:
Client's Business Profile:

2025 – 2026

Construction and Infrastructure

A general contractor for network and telecommunications infrastructure, executing multi-million dollar projects for the public sector (local governments, state-owned companies, government institutions). The company participates in dozens of public tenders simultaneously.

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Challenges

The public procurement and bidding department faced immense time pressure, restrictive legal formalities, and the necessity to analyze hundreds of pages of documentation. The primary operational barriers included:

Solution

The answer was the implementation of a dedicated AI assistant integrated with the company’s internal document repository, operating based on a RAG architecture. The system automated the bidding process in three steps:

Client Gains

Reduced time for analysis, classification, and final bid review

This allowed the team to focus on margin optimization and negotiations with subcontractors.

Relief from repetitive administrative work for the team

The company gained operational capacity to handle a larger number of tender procedures without increasing headcount.

Decrease in formal errors

The introduction of automatic compliance verification eliminated the factor of human oversight. Submitted bids successfully passed formal verification already at the opening stage.

Higher cost efficiency and better knowledge utilization

By aggregating the company’s historical knowledge – once developed tender arguments and technical descriptions are automatically utilized in new procedures, which reduced the operational cost of the BD department.