Next Wave Agency Ocean Carrier Bid Optimization Final Presentation Senior Design Team: Juan Araya Steven Butts Owen Carroll Emily Sarver Justin Stowe Jan.

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Next Wave Agency Ocean Carrier Bid Optimization Final Presentation Senior Design Team: Juan Araya Steven Butts Owen Carroll Emily Sarver Justin Stowe Jan Zhang April 16, 2008 Sponsor: John Trestrail, CEO & Principal Consultant Advisor: Dr. Ozlem Ergun *This presentation was created in the framework of a student design project. The Georgia Institute of Technology does not sanction its content in any way.

2 Outline Company and Problem Background Project Description Solution Approach Deliverables Value and Benefits

3 Food for Peace Program USDA & USAID Invitation published monthly to procure: Food commodities Transportation USDA awards contracts to minimize cost

4 Food for Peace Program

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6 Next Wave Agency Background Specializes in Food for Peace Program Ocean carrier consulting agency Recommends bid prices to carriers

7 Project Introduction Bids based on market knowledge Wanted to develop an analytical method Created a tool to determine bid prices

8 Project Flowchart Optimization Model Carrier Bid Forecasting Supplier Bid Forecasting Analysis User Input Bid Recommendations

9 Project Flowchart Optimization Model Carrier Bid Forecasting Supplier Bid Forecasting Analysis User Input Bid Recommendations

10 Solution Approach: Forecasting Parameters for optimization model Supplier bids Origin ports Commodities Carrier bids

11 Solution Approach: Forecasting Supplier Bids Data available Winning and losing bids for past year Bids are for a commodity at an origin 3,750 pairs 10 suppliers per pair Supplier interaction

12 Solution Approach: Forecasting Supplier Bids Minimum bids for origin-commodity pairs Upward trend Non-seasonal

13 Solution Approach: Forecasting Supplier Bids Double exponential smoothing Non-seasonal data Trend in minimum supplier bids over time Low mean absolute percent error (5.62%)

14 Solution Approach: Forecasting Carrier Bids Data available Past winning carrier bids Past market indices for ocean freight costs Voyage lengths Past voyage factors highly variable Analyze past voyage data 3 carriers 10 vessels

15 Solution Approach: Forecasting Carrier Bids Estimate costs per ton Fuel Daily leasing Port call costs Method considered: Regression High R-squared ( %) Not adaptable for unusual voyages

16 Solution Approach: Forecasting Carrier Bids Use market costs to estimate profit per ton Past profit per ton fits normal distribution

17 Solution Approach: Forecasting Carrier Bids Method developed Calculate voyage costs using current indices Add random variable for profit per ton Calculate confidence intervals for bid prices Carrier Expected Profit 80% CI90% CI95% CI Maersk ±22.14±28.23±33.64 Sealift ±12.08±15.41±18.36 Liberty ±19.46±24.81±29.56

18 Solution Approach: Forecasting Carrier Bids Houston to Djibouti 20,000 tons Maersk vessel Fuel$29.18 Lease$44.12 Port call$5.00 Total costs per ton $78.30 Add Expected Profit $ Expected Bid Price $207.00

19 Solution Approach: Forecasting Carrier Bids Confidence intervals for expected bid price Expected Bid Price$ % Confidence Interval(195, 219) 90% Confidence Interval(192, 222) 95% Confidence Interval(189, 225)

20 Project Flowchart Optimization Model Carrier Bid Forecasting Supplier Bid Forecasting Analysis User Input Bid Recommendations

21 Project Flowchart Optimization Model Carrier Bid Forecasting Supplier Bid Forecasting Analysis User Input Bid Recommendations

22 Solution Approach: Optimization Simulates USDA’s process of awarding contracts Objective: Minimize total cost Constraints: Carrier quantity Commodity demand Carrier-supplier pairing US vessel priority

23 Solution Approach: Optimization Validated using actual data from 3 past invitations Checked tonnage distribution among carriers Average accuracy for each carrier: 91.7%

24 Solution Approach: Optimization Tested with forecasted supplier bids Change in error: <1%

25 Solution Approach: Optimization Run model multiple times Increment bid prices for Next Wave Analyze results Determine bid prices

26 Project Flowchart Optimization Model Carrier Bid Forecasting Supplier Bid Forecasting Analysis User Input Bid Recommendations

27 Project Flowchart Optimization Model Carrier Bid Forecasting Supplier Bid Forecasting Analysis User Input Bid Recommendations

28 Deliverables

29 Deliverables Expected Price

30 Deliverables

31 Deliverables

32 Deliverables

33 Deliverables

34 Deliverables

35 Deliverables

36 Value and Benefits Financial value from increase in bids won If 10% increase: $550,000 for clients $5,500 for Next Wave Unique advantage over competitors Potential to attract new clients

37 Summary Created analytical bidding tool Forecasting bids Optimization model Software User Interface Database Reports

38 Questions?