Enterprise-grade bid governance system designed for GAP İnşaat, covering feasibility, tendering, pricing, risk, contract control, and executive decision reporting.
This engagement replaced fragmented, person-dependent bid preparation practices with a structured, auditable, and repeatable tender management framework. The system supports management-level decision-making from early feasibility and country evaluation through tender preparation, bid submission, contract finalization, and post-tender assessment.
A comprehensive system covering the full tender lifecycle from opportunity identification to post-award review for GAP Construction.
Country evaluation, market risk assessment, and Go/No-Go decision preparation.
Document control, bid preparation tracking, and internal coordination.
Quantity take-off, scope breakdown, cost estimating, and bid-level scheduling.
Bid-to-contract transition, commercial condition checks, and approval support.
xPM acted as an owner-side governance, process architecture, and decision-intelligence advisor for GAP İnşaat's tender and bid management operations.
Framework design for structured, auditable bid processes
Country and market assessment reporting systems
Standardized codes for bids and cost structures
Executive decision support and bid evaluation
Country, contractual, and execution risk identification
Standard forms, templates, and continuous improvement
Rather than supporting individual bids, xPM designed the institutional system behind bidding—including feasibility evaluation, tender preparation workflows, cost and planning inputs, approval logic, reporting standards, and master coding structures.
The role focused on embedding decision control, risk visibility, and management traceability into the bid lifecycle for GAP İnşaat.
The framework ensures complete traceability across all bids from opportunity identification to post-award review.
“Delivered a complete bid governance system covering feasibility, tendering, pricing, risk, contract control, and executive decision reporting.”