How to become a supplier to BHP Australia?

Australia, BHP Billiton is a leading resources company, headquartered in Melbourne. With a strong workforce of 60,000 and operations mainly focused in Australia and America, BHP works in the area of mineral extraction, oil and gas extraction, and processing. Suppliers can explore a number of business opportunities at BHP. This blog will guide you through the process of becoming a supplier to BHP Australia.

Follow the simple steps below to become a supplier to BHP Billiton:

Visit the portal Supplying to BHP.
When the webpage opens up, you will find Supplying to BHP below the three cards of Service Entry Submissions, Payment Queries, and Global Contract Management System.
Source: Supplying to BHP Page
Click on Register as an interested supplier under BHP Australia Suppliers.
Source: Supplying to BHP page
The link will direct you to an online form.
Source: BHP Interested Supplier Webpage
Fill in the required details and submit the form to complete the registration process. The form also gives you the option to provide examples of recent projects that demonstrate your company’s capabilities You can attach supporting documents for the same.
Source: BHP Billiton
Post this step, the website will register your application to become a supplier to BHP Australia. As mentioned in the form, the registration does not guarantee business with BHP but indicates an interest and a registration of your organization’s capability and capacity.

For any queries, please contact the following:

BHP Billiton Limited: Address: 171 Collins Street, Melbourne Victoria 3000; Phone: (61 3) 1300 55 47 57 and Phone international: (61 3) 9609 3333
BHP Billiton Plc: Nova South, 160 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5LB; Phone: (44 20) 7802 4000
BHP Marketing Asia Pte Ltd: 10 Marina Boulevard, #50-01, Marina Bay Financial Centre, Tower 2, Singapore 018983; Phone: (65) 6421 6000

You can also fill a query form and submit it online to BHP. The form is available on BHP’s Contact Us page.

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