How to become a supplier

VicTrack engages a diverse range of suppliers and contractors to provide critical goods and services to help support Victoria’s transport system.

Our supplier onboarding process is currently being updated.

New information about how to become a supplier will be available on this page from late April 2025.

In the meantime, if you need more information about proposed and new procurement opportunities, please read our Procurement Activity Plan or the Buying for Victoria website.

Last update: 11 April 2025


Overview

There are four main steps to becoming a VicTrack supplier:

Step 1: Register with the Victorian Government Fair Jobs Code Register (where applicable).

Step 2: Register with VicTrack as a potential supplier.

Step 3: Watch out for quotes, tenders or EOIs that we have advertised. You will be notified of these.

Step 4: Respond to any quotes, tenders and expressions of interest.


How to become a supplier

VicTrack engages a diverse range of suppliers and contractors to provide critical goods and services to help support Victoria’s transport system.

Our supplier onboarding process is currently being updated.

New information about how to become a supplier will be available on this page from late April 2025.

In the meantime, if you need more information about proposed and new procurement opportunities, please read our Procurement Activity Plan or the Buying for Victoria website.

Last update: 11 April 2025


Overview

There are four main steps to becoming a VicTrack supplier:

Step 1: Register with the Victorian Government Fair Jobs Code Register (where applicable).

Step 2: Register with VicTrack as a potential supplier.

Step 3: Watch out for quotes, tenders or EOIs that we have advertised. You will be notified of these.

Step 4: Respond to any quotes, tenders and expressions of interest.

Our approach


Our approach to engaging suppliers is a balance between achieving exceptional quality and the best possible value for money.

We use a number of principles which guide how procurement is carried out:

  • Value for money
  • Open and fair competition
  • Accountability
  • Risk management
  • Probity and transparency