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State · IN
12 days left
Dept of Administration
Plain-English summaryThe state is seeking an independent consultant to assess current enterprise resource planning systems and develop a modernization strategy. This engagement will provide a roadmap, process improvements, and planning budget for a future system transition.
State · IN
18 days left
Dept of Administration · Due Mon, Oct 19 at 3:00 PM
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State · IN
29 days left
Dept of Administration · Due Fri, Oct 30 at 3:00 PM
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How to register to bid in Indiana
- Where to register
- IDOA Bidder Profile Registration / Indiana Supplier Portal
- Cost to register
- No fee mentioned in official IDOA materials (appears free; not explicitly confirmed)
- Where Indiana posts bids
- www.in.gov
- Check IDOA's Registered Bidders List to see whether your company already has a profile, so you don't make a duplicate.
- Download the official Bidder Registration Guide from the Bidder Profile Registration page.
- Start the Bidder Registration Application from the Create a Bidder Profile page.
- On the identifying information page, enter your TIN. If you get an "Invalid Tax Identification Number" error, you can't continue until it's fixed.
- Add company contacts with a unique email address, then add your UNSPSC codes. If a code you found is rejected, submit a Request for Assistance.
- Submit. IDOA creates the profile and an overnight process sends your email to Access Indiana.
- After 6:30 AM (Indianapolis time) the next business day, sign in to the Supplier Portal through Access Indiana, creating an Access Indiana account if you don't have one.
What to have ready
- Legal company name and any "doing business as" name
- Taxpayer Identification Number (FEIN/EIN or SSN). Each bidder profile needs its own TIN.
- A primary email address that no other bidder profile uses. It becomes your Supplier Portal login.
- UNSPSC codes for your goods and services (Indiana uses UNSPSC, not NIGP)
- Company contact names, phone numbers and addresses
- Registration with the Indiana Secretary of State if your business type needs it (the registration pages reviewed did not state it as a requirement)
Read the full Indiana registration guide →
Federal bids in Indiana also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
How many open bids does Indiana Dept of Administration have?
Indiana Dept of Administration has 3 open bids on FindMyBids right now. We check for new ones every morning.
How do I bid on Indiana Dept of Administration contracts?
Most Indiana public buyers require vendor registration first (IDOA Bidder Profile Registration / Indiana Supplier Portal). Then follow the submission instructions in each bid.
