Georgia Procurement Registry (GPR (Georgia Procurement Registry))
Georgia Procurement Registry stands for GPR (Georgia Procurement Registry). The Georgia Procurement Registry is the State of Georgia's central bid registry, established by the Department of Administrative Services (DOAS). State agencies post solicitations there, and many local governments in Georgia also post their bids on it.
To receive notices and respond to state sourcing events, suppliers register in the state's supplier portal, long known as Team Georgia Marketplace. DOAS has announced that this portal is now branded as GA@WORK Marketplace for Suppliers, so you may see both names. Suppliers pick NIGP codes to get matched notices.
Why it matters to a small contractor
If you want Georgia public work, search the GPR regularly, because both state and many local bids appear there. Register in the supplier portal and choose your NIGP codes carefully so you are notified automatically.
Example
A small security company searches the Georgia Procurement Registry and finds a county bid for guard services. It also registers in the state supplier portal and starts receiving state agency notices for security services.
Georgia Procurement Registry: common questions
What is Team Georgia Marketplace?
It is the state's supplier registration and sourcing platform. DOAS has announced it is now branded GA@WORK Marketplace for Suppliers, so older guides may use the old name.
Do local Georgia governments post on the GPR?
Many do, which makes the GPR a useful single search for Georgia opportunities.
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