How to become a contractor to Suncor Energy?

Founded in the year 1919 with the mission to ‘create energy for a better world’, Calgary-based Suncor Energy is an integrated energy company dealing in a diverse range of products and services in the energy sector. The firm conducts exploration and production operations in a number of countries such as Canada, Norway, UK, Libya, Syria, and North America. This blog will guide you through the process of becoming a contractor to Suncor Energy in a few simple steps.

At Suncor, the term “contractor” refers to any organization, company or individual who provides goods and/or services to Suncor.

To register as a contractor to Suncor, you can follow this step-by-step process:

  1. Visit Suncor Energy’s official website.
  2. Find the ‘Contractors’ tab at the top of the menu bar; click on the same and a webpage shall open up.
    Source: Suncor Website
  3. This webpage will contain ‘Qualify to be contractor’ link that is your gateway to opportunities at Suncor Energy.
    Source: Suncor Website
  4. But before you go on and click on it, you should read the ‘Prequalification Instructions’ just below the ‘Qualify to be contractor’.
  5. Follow this link to find out if your company meets Suncor Energy’s requirements.
    Source: Suncor Contractor Portal
  • After going through the instructions and list of documents, you must download the Contractor Information Profile form by going to this page or you can access the form by clicking here.
    Source: Suncor Contractor Portal
  • Complete the form and email it to supplierengagement@suncor.com
    • Please write: “New Contractor Form – Your Company Name” in the email subject line.
    • Once Suncor receives the form, they will evaluate your information and look for possible opportunities.

Facing difficulty in filling up the information? For any queries regarding the process, write to Suncor’s supplier engagement team at supplierengagement@suncor.com.

For any further assistance, write to us at contact@energydais.com or click here.

(Please note that Energy Dais takes no responsibility for, and will not be liable for, any change in the information by the company or their website being temporarily unavailable due to technical issues beyond our control.)

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