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Business · Purchasing & contracting

Team Georgia Marketplace

Offered by Georgia DOAS

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

About

About This Program

Register with the State of Georgia's online procurement platform to get bid alerts, submit bids and sell to state agencies.

To do business with the State of Georgia, suppliers register online with the Georgia Department of Administrative Services (DOAS). Registration now happens in GA@WORK Marketplace for Suppliers, the state's online procurement platform; some DOAS pages still use the older Team Georgia Marketplace name while DOAS updates its website. Once registered, suppliers get email alerts about bidding opportunities that match their goods and services, can view solicitations and submit bids, and can apply for the Georgia Business Certification Program. To register you'll need your Tax ID or Social Security number, basic business and contact details, the NIGP codes for what you sell, gross annual receipts, and details such as number of employees and Georgia residency. Bidding steps vary by solicitation, and DOAS strongly encourages its supplier training.

Eligibility

Who Can Apply

Any business that wants to sell goods or services to the State of Georgia

Area served: State of Georgia

The offer

What's Offered

Supplier registration with the State of Georgia
Email alerts about matching bid opportunities
Online viewing of solicitations and bid submission
Access to the Georgia Business Certification application
Supplier training from DOAS

Amount: Supplier registration, bid alerts and online bidding with the State of Georgia

Get ready

What You'll Need

Tax ID or Social Security number
Business name, addresses and website
Contact information for key contacts
NIGP codes for the goods and services you provide
Gross annual receipts
Number of employees, Georgia residency and any special designations
A business email address for bid alerts

Key dates

Dates

OpensYear-round

DeadlineRolling

Last reviewedNov 2, 2026

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