The Government of Yukon has replaced the current Tender Management System (TMS) with a new, more efficient platform called bids&tenders.
A new eProcurement system for businesses is now live. The system promises to make government procurement easier, faster and more reliable
The Government of Yukon has replaced the current Tender Management System (TMS) with a new, more efficient platform called bids&tenders. The online system has features that will streamline procurement, including:
- electronic bidding that includes supplier registration, tender notifications and electronic submissions for suppliers;
- contract management that meets the standards of our financial systems;
- spend analytics for reporting and planning, leading to more strategic procurement and greater transparency; and
- vendor performance review program management that includes evaluation and tracking of contract performance.
An online submission system will reduce the need for paper bids, flag compliance errors for bidders and improve spending analysis across government.
Businesses interested in bidding on contracts with the Government of Yukon are encouraged to sign up for an account on bids&tenders. Online training is available to assist with creating an account or submitting a bid in the new system.
Businesses can learn how to use the new system through online training sessions found here.
To bid on upcoming contracts, individuals and businesses will be required to create an account on bids&tenders even if they send in a paper-based submission.
As the new eProcurement system is phased in, paper-based procurement will be phased out. After January 1, 2021, paper-based submissions will no longer be accepted and hard copies of tender documents will no longer be distributed for tenders posted.

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