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What Is a Supplier?
The general term for any organisation that offers or delivers goods, services or works to a buyer.
What is the difference between a supplier and a bidder?
Supplier is the general term for any organisation offering goods, services or works. A bidder is a supplier that has submitted a bid in a specific competition.
What rights do suppliers have in public procurement?
To be treated equally and without discrimination, to receive the same information as others and to challenge decisions that break the rules.
What do suppliers need to register?
Under the Procurement Act 2023, suppliers register their core information once on the Central Digital Platform and share it when bidding.
