Consulting services for BPR of e-GP system 2.0 and Assessment to determine the requirement of the e-GP new data center including alternative modalities
Summary
The Bangladesh Public Procurement Authority (BPPA) is procuring consulting services for the business process re-engineering (BPR) of the e-GP system 2.0 and for an assessment of the requirement for a new e-GP data center, including alternative modalities. The services cover the BPR to improve public procurement efficiency, defining use cases for artificial intelligence, preparing detailed technical and functional requirements for the e-GP 2.0 system, and preparing a bidding document for the platform implementation. Eligible consulting firms may express interest if they meet the shortlisting criteria, which include at least five years in business, audited financial statements, and substantial experience in large-scale BPR.
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