In a warehouse project, tender, subcontractor, and material decisions all lean on each other -- a small slip in one ripples through the rest. LCW's real question was simple: should a bid win on price alone, or on scope and contract terms too? Delay a material approval, and the next payment slips with it.
Project support that keeps procurement decisions in line with technical requirements
In LCW's Almaty warehouse project, tender, subcontractor, material and cost decisions all affected one another directly — a shift in any one of them could ripple through the rest. Peritus brought technical requirements, procurement decisions and commercial records together in a single working structure, from tender stage through to the final account.
The project's need
Peritus's approach
Peritus began with bid preparation and cost analysis, then compared subcontractor bids on scope, not just price. Material choices were approved against actual project needs, and purchasing moved in step with the people who depended on it. Every record generated on site fed straight into the payment process.
Scope of work
Tender and cost analysis
- Tender documentation
- Bid preparation
- Project and scope review
- Cost analysis
Subcontractor management
- Comparison of bids
- Assessment of scope and exclusions
- Subcontractor selection
- Support for the contract process
Material and procurement coordination
- Technical suitability check of materials
- Material approval processes
- Purchasing coordination
- Tracking of supply and delivery
Commercial tracking
- Progress payment management
- Control of quantity and approval records
- Final account work
Value created for the project
LCW now has one continuous line running from the tender documents to the final account. Procurement decisions rest on clearer grounds, and payments track what's actually happening on site.
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“Having subcontractor bids assessed on scope and contract terms, not just price, made our procurement decisions far more confident. We saw the same disciplined tracking carry through to the final account.”
LCW
Procurement Manager
05/20/2026