Bid comparisons that explain the decision
We align scope, units, exclusions and terms before comparing prices. The award retains its version, quotation, comments and approval, especially when it is not the cheapest option.
Procurement does not end when an order is issued. Terms, partial deliveries, changes, retentions, subcontractor valuations and invoices must retain their link to the original agreement.
Site defines the need, quantity and date
Procurement requests, compares and negotiates
Management approves based on value and risk
Site confirms receipt or progress
Administration matches and posts
We align scope, units, exclusions and terms before comparing prices. The award retains its version, quotation, comments and approval, especially when it is not the cheapest option.
Site receipt may include photos, quantities and reservations. Price or quantity differences go to review before the invoice is validated, without losing the source document or owner.
We connect contract, compliance documents, valuations, retentions and due dates so production and administration work from the same awarded scope.
Tell us how you work and what you would like to change.
At CADT, we help you decide where to start.