Bid Leveling

Transform unstructured vendor quotes into structured comparisons

Intake-to-Procure Suite

Five integrated capabilities for defensible procurement decisions

API & Integrations

REST API, webhooks, and enterprise system connectivity

Roles

How Purchaser serves procurement, engineering, finance, and more

How It Works

The end-to-end sourcing workflow from intake to award

Industries

  1. EPC Structured bid evaluations across multi-discipline scopes
  2. LNG Bid evaluations for long-lead equipment with assumption-driven pricing detection
  3. Manufacturing Deep BOM-to-quote alignment with revision-aware comparison
  4. Transmission & Distribution Evaluations for transformers, switchgear, and grid modernization programs

Blog

The Problem with Copy-Paste Bid Analysis in EPC Projects

Reusing past bid analyses might save time, but it often leads to budget overruns and missed risks in EPC projects.

The Procurement Brief — Tariff Adjustments, Refund Appeals, and the AI Evaluation Gap

President Trump signs Section 232 tariff reductions, the DOJ appeals CIT universal refunds, and Starbucks discontinues its AI inventory system.

The Procurement Brief — A $4.7B LNG Notice, Port Crane Scarcity, and the CIT Refund Showdown

Cheniere issues LNTP for $4.7B Sabine Pass LNG expansion, NAWE flags $6.7B U.S. port crane needs, and CIT orders CBP commissioner to appear over tariff refunds.

The Procurement Brief — Grid Cost Bills, the Strait Authority, and the Rise of Bonded Sourcing

Senator Schiff introduces grid-upgrade billing, Iran establishes the PGSA in Hormuz, and Ship4wd survey reveals duty-deferral strategies.

The Procurement Brief — A Third Tariff Regime in Stay, $35B in CAPE Refunds Visible, and Oil Rebounds on a Failed Deal

The Federal Circuit stays the Section 122 ruling, CAPE refunds reach $35.46B in pipeline, oil rebounds to $109 on rejected Iran proposal, and PJM files co-location rules.

The Procurement Brief — First Refunds Disburse, Overcapacity Hearings Close, and the AI-Grid Transformer Math Surfaces

First CAPE refunds hit May 11, Section 301 overcapacity hearings close, Project Freedom pauses in 24 hours, and the 2026 transformer deficit hits 30%.

The Procurement Brief — Brent at $126, a Section 232 Backfill, and Section 301 Pivots to Overcapacity

Brent tags a four-year high at $126, Commerce adds a retroactive duty-free Section 232 code, and the USTR hearing track shifts from forced labor to overcapacity.

The Procurement Brief — Wartime Powers, Refund Friction, and a New Hormuz Spike

Trump invokes the DPA on grid equipment, CAPE filings hit calculation errors, Brent retops $106, and Aramco nears a $2B+ Jafurah EPC award.

The Procurement Brief — Refund Window Opens as Hormuz Whiplash Resets the Tariff Math

The CAPE refund portal launches, Section 301 comments close, Hormuz reopens then shuts again, and Rio Grande LNG expands — all in one week.

The Procurement Brief — Tariff Overhaul Meets $124 Oil as the Section 301 Clock Hits Zero

Restructured Section 232 tariffs, an imminent Section 301 deadline, and Brent crude above $120 converge to reshape procurement economics.

The Procurement Brief — AI Shifts From Planning to Execution

Agentic AI moves into real-time supply chain operations as costs rise, grids strain, and decarbonization drivers evolve beyond compliance.