4. BID ANALYSIS: The bid analysis process, which involves evaluating bids after the tender submission deadline identifies the most suitable offer to meet your projects specific needs. Here's a breakdown of the bid analysis process into four stages:
Preliminary Evaluations: This stage involves conducting a preliminary analysis to determine if the bids are responsive to the requirements outlined in the solicitation documents. Factors considered include whether the bids are from eligible companies and if they meet the requirements. Non-responsive bids are eliminated at this stage.
Compliance with Technical Requirements: The second stage focuses on assessing the technical aspects of the bids. This includes evaluating the bidder's experience, proposed schedule of works, warranties, defects liability period, and compliance with specified quantities. The technical requirements may vary depending on the project. Bids that fail to meet the technical criteria are not considered further.
Price Evaluation: In this stage, the evaluation team examines the offered prices, checks for computational errors, and considers provisional sums and discounts. The corrected bids are then ranked from the lowest to the highest responsive bid. After the financial evaluation, the bid with the most favorable pricing is typically awarded the contract.
Due Diligence: The final stage involves conducting due diligence to ensure that the selected bid meets all the necessary requirements and that the chosen bidder is capable of fulfilling the contract obligations.
Overall, the bid analysis process involves a thorough evaluation of bids across various stages, including preliminary assessments, technical evaluations, financial analyses, and due diligence, to select the most suitable bid.
