Getting Started as a Supplier
The first step in becoming a successful supplier with the state of Georgia is registering your company in GA@WORK Marketplace for Suppliers. Who should register in this system?
- Businesses interested in email alerts for state and local government bid opportunities
- Businesses responding to State of Georgia electronic solicitations
- Businesses seeking to submit applications or renewals for the Georgia Business Certification Program
Businesses seeking to view contracts they have signed with state entities using the GA@WORK Contracts module
GA@WORK Marketplace for Suppliers
GA@WORK Marketplace for Suppliers makes it easy to do business with the State of Georgia. The primary benefit to registering businesses is notification of state and local government bid opportunities. By registering in GA@WORK Marketplace for Suppliers, the supplier’s contact information and the NIGP codes selected during registration will be available to state entities. If the supplier’s profile contains matching NIGP codes for a solicitation, the supplier will receive an automatic email notification.
Georgia Procurement Manual and The Seven Stages of Procurement
The underlying purposes and policies of the Georgia Procurement Manual are to:
- Simplify and clarify the law governing procurement by the state of Georgia.
- Permit the continued development of centralized procurement policies and practices.
- Make as consistent as possible the procurement regulations among the various state entities.
Visit the Seven Stages of Procurement webpage to learn more about the state's procurement methodology.
Supplier Orientation
Supplier orientation sessions feature information about how to register your company to be on the state's supplier list and establish your eligibility to receive bid notices. General information will be given about the purchasing process and the various kinds of purchases that are made by government entities. View and register for upcoming supplier orientation sessions. Access job aids and training materials on how to get registered.
Supplier Webinars
These sessions show you how to search for open and awarded solicitations, how to download and attach required documents, how to respond to bids, and how to participate in the state's procurement process.
Additional sessions are given throughout the state through our resource partners. Always check the events section for up-to-date information. Access job aids and training materials on how to submit bids.
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