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Business · Purchasing & contracting

Gwinnett County Purchasing

Offered by Gwinnett County

Open year-roundApply anytime. Applications are reviewed as they come in.

About

About This Program

Gwinnett County Purchasing buys goods and services for the County. Register online as a supplier to join its bidder list and see open solicitations.

Gwinnett County's Purchasing Division is the County's central purchasing agent for supplies, materials, equipment and service contracts. Suppliers register online through the County's supplier portal to be placed on the bidder or supplier list; approval usually takes one business day and is confirmed by email. You don't have to be on the list to respond to a solicitation, but you must be a registered supplier before a contract is awarded. The County can't guarantee that every registered supplier gets a notice, so it asks suppliers to check the Solicitations page weekly. Gwinnett does not have an MBE/WBE program or a local supplier preference, except to break tie bids. Formal sealed bids and proposals are not accepted by fax or email.

Eligibility

Who Can Apply

Any business that wants to sell goods or services to Gwinnett County
Businesses outside Georgia can bid too

Area served: Gwinnett County

The offer

What's Offered

Registration on the County's bidder and supplier list
Open bids, proposals and quotes on the Solicitations page
Bid results posted the morning after an opening
Payment by direct deposit or virtual credit card

Amount: Bidder-list registration and solicitation notices

Get ready

What You'll Need

Online supplier registration
Commodity codes for what you sell
Proof of insurance, for some contracts

Key dates

Dates

OpensYear-round

DeadlineRolling

Last reviewedNov 2, 2026

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