English | 中文

Singapore Government

GovernmentCitizen & ResidentsBusinessNon-Residents
CONTACT INFO    FEEDBACK    SITE MAP 
   HOME      ABOUT US     NEWS    EVENTS     NEWSLETTERS    HOW-TO GUIDES     RESOURCE LIBRARY     e-SERVICES    ASK US     A-Z GOVT LINKS
  Managed by

 
HELPDESK   enterpriseone@spring.gov.sg  
Contracts & Tenders

Contact a Business Consultant  
 
    
Submitting Quotations

Invitations-to-Quote (ITQs) are posted on  Government Electronic Business (GeBIZ) under "Quotation Notices".

Who Can Submit?
How Do I Submit a Quote?
What Should I Take Note Of?
Who Evaluates & Approves?
How Is My Quote Evaluated?
Where Can I Find More Information?


Who Can Submit?

How Do I Submit a Quote?

  • Login to GeBIZ with your ID and Password.
  • Select the quotation from the list of Quotation Notices.
  • Read through the Quotation Notice to make sure you understand exactly what is required.
  • Click on the "Bid" button.
  • Submit your offer and attach supporting documents (if any).
  • You will be given a Response Number.
back to top

What Should I Take Note Of?

  • You need to submit your quotation on time. Late submissions will not be entertained. If possible, submit your quotation early to avoid last-minute rush.
  • Double-check the price before submitting. You cannot amend your price after submitting.
  • After submitting your quote, you should receive a Response Number. Please print this out for future reference.
  • All submissions are confidential until the Invitation-to-Quote is closed. Once the contract is awarded, the details will be posted in "Award Notice".
back to top

Who Evaluates & Approves?

  • At least 2 officers from the Government department, board or ministry who put up the quotation will be involved.
  • The first officer is responsible for putting up the quotation notice, receiving and evaluating the quotations.
  • The second officer is responsible for approving the choice of the first officer.
back to top

How Is My Quote Evaluated?

  • The Singapore Government procurement process is open, fair and competitive.
  • All suppliers are evaluated according to whether they can meet the requirements in the quotation notice and whether the offer is value for money.
back to top

Where Can I Find More Information?

back to top