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08.

DESIGN & ENGINEERING /
TENDERING

​Tendering

Inviting Proposals (Bids): Tendering involves inviting contractors to submit proposals (bids) based on tender documents issued by the client. These documents outline project requirements, specifications, and expectations.

 

Importance of Tendering:

  • Competition: Tendering encourages healthy competition among contractors.

  • Uniform Evaluation: Contractors are evaluated based on consistent criteria.

  • Foundation for Success: It sets the stage for project success by creating a competitive atmosphere.

 

Role of Project Management Companies (e.g., MHE Group)

With over 30 years of experience, project management firms play a crucial role in tendering processes. They collaborate with clients to understand project requirements, scope, and objectives. Additionally, they develop tendering strategies, considering timing, budget, and risk management.

 

Tender Document Preparation

 

Scope of Work: Defining the project scope, specifications, and technical details, Bill of Quantities (BOQ): Creating a detailed list of materials, quantities, and costs, Conditions of Contract: Outlining terms, payment schedules, and legal aspects.

 

Inviting Bids:

  • Advertisement: Project management companies advertise the tender, reaching out to potential contractors.

  • Bidder Qualification: Assessing contractor qualifications and ensuring compliance with requirements.

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Bid Evaluation:

  • Technical Evaluation: Reviewing bids for adherence to specifications.

  • Financial Evaluation: Analyzing cost proposals and comparing them against estimates.

  • Risk Assessment: Considering risks associated with each bid.

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Recommendation and Award:

  • Recommendation Report: Based on evaluations, the most suitable contractor is recommended.

  • Contract Award: Once approved by the client, the contract is awarded to the selected bidder.

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Contract Administration:

  • Monitoring: Overseeing the contractor’s performance during the project.

  • Change Orders: Handling modifications or variations to the original contract.

  • Payment Certification: Certifying progress payments.

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