Turn a tender document into a requirement list your team can track

Extraction alone is not analysis. Requirements rarely sit alone: the sentence before one often says who it applies to, the sentence after says when it can be waived, and the qualifier that narrows it frequently sits in a different section entirely. So each extracted requirement keeps an anchor back to the place in the document it came from — a reviewer checks a row against its source instead of re-reading the document. Conditions attached to an obligation, and the dates that bind it, are read as part of the requirement rather than as surrounding prose.