How to register as a supplier with ADNOC
The steps, documents and rules, read on ADNOC's own pages.
Ask us to follow ADNOCHow to register with ADNOC
A supplier based in the UAE or overseas first registers with ADNOC and gets pre-qualified for at least one product or service group before doing any business with the ADNOC Group. Registration is centralised for every company in the group.
Please note that the registration process is centralized for the entire ADNOC Group of companies.Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeCreate an ADNOC Ariba user account, or log in and link an existing Ariba profile.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeSubmit the registration request by completing the Profile Questionnaire.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeFill in and submit the Integrity Due Diligence (IDD); ADNOC reviews and approves it before it processes the application.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeADNOC's team reviews the application for completeness and asks for anything missing.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeOnce every requirement is met the registration is approved; if it is not accepted, the supplier is told.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeAn approved registration moves on to pre-qualification for the eligible product or service groups.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.ae
We read ADNOC's own pages on .
What you need
A licence issued by an Abu Dhabi authority, allowing the company to do business in the UAE, listing onshore and offshore oil and gas fields and facility services among its activities.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeAn overseas manufacturer registers through a local agent: a company based in Abu Dhabi with a valid commercial licence, under a valid, attested agency agreement that covers the product scope, facility location, duration and after-sales support.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeA UAE manufacturer outside Abu Dhabi with an industrial licence submits its request online through the supplier registration portal.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.ae
Pre-qualification and categories
After registration the supplier starts pre-qualification for its product or work group, with supporting documents such as relevant experience, a quality management system and HSE documentation; pre-qualification is what gets it invited to future tenders.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeRegistration and pre-qualification carry no service fee.
No, there are no service fees related to the registration and prequalification processes.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.ae
Local content
An ICV certificate is not required to take part in ADNOC tenders, but suppliers with higher ICV scores get a competitive edge in the tendering process, and ADNOC expects the ICV documents in their commercial bids.
While an ICV certificate is not required to participate in ADNOC tenders, suppliers with higher ICV scores receive a competitive edge during the tendering process.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeICV certification is governed by the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology through the National ICV Program, with a single certificate per legal entity.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.ae
Where ADNOC publishes its tenders
Participation in ADNOC tenders is by invitation only: a pre-qualified supplier on the approved bidders list for a product or service receives the invitation.
Participation in ADNOC Tenders is by invitation only.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.aeMost ADNOC tenders run through Ariba, and ADNOC charges no bid fee or earnest money deposit on its tenders.
Source: supplierhub.adnoc.ae
Not published
A public list of open ADNOC tenders: not published on the ADNOC pages we read; confirm with ADNOC.
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Frequently asked questions
01How do I register as a supplier with ADNOC?
A supplier based in the UAE or overseas first registers with ADNOC and gets pre-qualified for at least one product or service group before doing any business with the ADNOC Group. Registration is centralised for every company in the group. Create an ADNOC Ariba user account, or log in and link an existing Ariba profile. Submit the registration request by completing the Profile Questionnaire. Fill in and submit the Integrity Due Diligence (IDD); ADNOC reviews and approves it before it processes the application. ADNOC's team reviews the application for completeness and asks for anything missing. Once every requirement is met the registration is approved; if it is not accepted, the supplier is told. An approved registration moves on to pre-qualification for the eligible product or service groups.
02What documents does ADNOC ask for?
A licence issued by an Abu Dhabi authority, allowing the company to do business in the UAE, listing onshore and offshore oil and gas fields and facility services among its activities. An overseas manufacturer registers through a local agent: a company based in Abu Dhabi with a valid commercial licence, under a valid, attested agency agreement that covers the product scope, facility location, duration and after-sales support. A UAE manufacturer outside Abu Dhabi with an industrial licence submits its request online through the supplier registration portal.
03Are ADNOC tenders public?
Participation in ADNOC tenders is by invitation only: a pre-qualified supplier on the approved bidders list for a product or service receives the invitation. Most ADNOC tenders run through Ariba, and ADNOC charges no bid fee or earnest money deposit on its tenders. By invitation, to registered suppliers.
04Can TRINTA follow ADNOC tenders for me?
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Sources
We read ADNOC's own pages on .
- ADNOC Supplier Hub, Registration
- ADNOC Supplier Hub, Help Center (Registration and Tenders questions)
- ADNOC Supplier Hub, In-Country Value Program
A summary by TRINTA of what ADNOC publishes on its own pages, not a document of ADNOC's. The original pages are the reference and can change without notice.