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Contract Allocation

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This repository contains a functional AIMMS example model for Contract Allocation. It demonstrates how to optimize the distribution of demand across various supply contracts while minimizing costs and satisfying business constraints.

🎯 Business Problem

In complex supply chains, managing multiple procurement contracts with different pricing tiers, minimum/maximum commitments, and geographical constraints is a challenge. This model helps decision-makers:

  • Minimize total procurement costs.
  • Respect contractual obligations.
  • Balance supply and demand efficiently.

📖 How to Use This Example

To get the most out of this model, we highly recommend reading our detailed step-by-step guide on the AIMMS How-To website:

👉 Read the Full Article: Contract Allocation Guide

Prerequisites

  • AIMMS: You will need AIMMS installed to run the model. Download the Free Academic Edition here if you are a student.
  • WebUI: This model is optimized for the AIMMS WebUI for a modern, browser-based experience.

🚀 Getting Started

  1. Download the Release: Go to the Releases page and download the .zip file from the latest version.
  2. Open the Project: Launch the .aimms file.
  3. Run the Model: Use the provided WebUI dashboards to input data and solve the optimization.

🤝 Support & Feedback

This example is maintained by the AIMMS User Support Team.


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Project assigns producers to contracts to minimize total costs, ensuring demand is met, supply limits aren't exceeded, minimal contributions are respected, and each contract has a minimum number of suppliers.

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