Delta Supply Chain in association with CompeteFor opens up the UK’s largest infrastructure projects and programmes – helping businesses of all sizes to be successful in this multi-billion-pound sector.
Trusted by infrastructure projects and programmes of scale and significance, Delta Supply Chain is a free online platform that connects buyers and suppliers at every level across the UK. From large scale, complex requirements through to specialised products and services, this unique platform enables businesses to compete for contracts arising from investment into infrastructure. At its heart is a commitment to transparency, diversity and growth.
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For buyers, its benefit is access to more than 100,000 registered suppliers across the UK – with a diverse range of services, skills and experience that can support the delivery of their projects.
For suppliers, the benefit is free access to a multi-billion-pound market sector with tenders available at every tier of the supply chain. Delta Supply Chain breaks down barriers to opportunity, with diversity and supplier engagement core to its success.
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Delta Supply Chain provides access to a large and engaged pool of suppliers from across the UK. It enables buyers to improve the resilience of their supply chain, foster innovation and demonstrate that they are committed to diversity and inclusion.
Buying organisations can also use the Delta eSourcing suite, to continue the procurement process online after the short listing stage.
Delta Supply Chain fully supports Partner organisations by enhancing their approach to managing their supply chain and SME engagement programmes.
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Delta Supply chain in association with CompeteFor is a free supplier platform that enables businesses to compete for contract opportunities linked to large-scale public and private sector buying organisations.
Buying organisations can also use the Delta eSourcing suite, to continue the procurement process online after the short listing stage.
FREE to register and respond to CompeteFor opportunities