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Preferred Networks, Deloitte win Japan transport ministry contract for AI support tools in infrastructure procurement

Preferred Networks, Deloitte win Japan transport ministry contract for AI support tools in infrastructure procurement

ReutersReuters2026/09/08 02:14
  • Preferred Networks won a joint contract with Deloitte to develop, test AI agents for Japan’s transport ministry procurement.
  • Project targets bid-document consistency checks across drawings, bills of quantities, specifications; aims to cut rework, post-tender queries.
  • Separate AI agent will support technical proposal reviews via fact-checking, requirement matching, redaction suggestions; final scoring stays with officials.
  • Work runs through March 2027; ministry plans to share resulting architecture, workflows, evaluation design for broader public-sector use.


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