Complete technical bid evaluations in hours, not days.
Raven compares your specification with every vendor offer, identifies deviations and omissions, and prepares the technical questions and evaluation.
For EPCs, engineering consultancies, and owner project-engineering teams.
Every evaluation starts with the same manual reading.
Vendor formats change. The engineering work does not.
Read every requirement
Engineers work through specifications, datasheets, and referenced documents line by line.
Compare every offer
Each vendor uses a different format, so values are copied into a common comparison by hand.
Find what needs an answer
Deviations, omissions, and open points become technical questions before the bid can move forward.
See every requirement against every vendor.
Raven brings the specification and vendor responses into one comparison. Deviations and omissions become clear, and the technical questions follow from them.
Confirm the NPSH margin at rated duty and provide the supporting curve.
Vendor B offers API Plan 52. The purchaser specification requires Plan 53B.
Documents in. Evaluation ready.
Send the documents
Start with the purchaser specification, datasheets, and vendor offers you already have.
Raven builds the comparison
Raven extracts the requirements, aligns vendor responses, and identifies deviations and omissions.
Receive the evaluation
You get the comparison, technical questions, and open decisions in the format your team uses.
Your engineers spend their time on the decision.
Less preparation time
Senior engineers start from a completed comparison instead of building one cell by cell.
Faster evaluations
The first evaluation and each revised offer can move in hours instead of days.
More bid capacity
The same engineering team can evaluate more vendor offers without adding the same manual workload.
The comparison stays connected to the documents.
Raven uses AI to read and compare the technical documents. Each finding links to the relevant specification clause and vendor page. Revisions remain visible, and your engineer makes the final technical decision.
