in the tender documents, the quantification of the project implementation plan usually refers to expressing the implementation plan, progress, resource allocation and other aspects in numerical values, percentages or other measurable units, so as to evaluate the bidder's ability, experience and resources. To achieve this goal, please follow the following steps:

1. Make an implementation plan: describe the implementation steps, stages and key nodes of the project in detail. Ensure that the implementation plan is clear, feasible and meets the requirements in the bidding documents.

2. Quantify progress indicators: set a specific schedule for each stage or key node of the project. For example, how long it may take from the start to the completion of the project, and how long each stage is expected to take. It can be expressed in calendar days, working hours or other time units.

3. Quantify resource allocation: define the personnel, equipment, materials and other resource requirements of the project. Assign a specific number to each resource, such as the number of employees needed, the type and quantity of equipment, the type and quantity of materials, etc. Ensure that the resource allocation meets the actual needs of the project and is within the budget.

4. quantitative risk management: identify the risks that may be encountered in the project process and formulate corresponding countermeasures for each risk. Quantify the impact of risks (such as cost, time, quality, etc.) and describe how to reduce risks.

5. set milestones and acceptance criteria: set clear milestones and acceptance criteria for key stages or nodes of the project. This will help to evaluate the progress and quality of the project and provide a measurable basis for the tenderer.

6. quantitative quality assurance: describe how to ensure the quality during the project implementation, such as what quality management system is adopted and how to conduct quality inspection and acceptance. Ensure that the quality assurance measures meet the requirements of the bidding documents and relevant industry standards.

7. Make a quantitative communication plan: describe how to communicate and coordinate during the project implementation. Set specific frequency, methods and participants for communication activities to ensure the smooth progress of the project.

through the above steps, all aspects of the project implementation plan can be quantified, which can make it easier for the tenderee to evaluate the bidder's capabilities and resources, so as to make wise decisions.