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- How to Respond to a Post-Qualification Invitation on Etimad?

A post-qualification invitation is a formal request sent to registered suppliers by government entities via the Etimad platform. It asks the supplier to submit evidence of their technical, financial, and administrative capabilities to qualify for future contracts.

Who Can Use This Service?

  • Registered suppliers on Etimad.
  • Suppliers who received an official post-qualification request.
  • Suppliers with an active Etimad subscription and access rights.

Steps to Respond to a Post-Qualification Invitation

  1. Log in to the Etimad platform.
  2. Go to "View Qualification Invitations".
  3. Select the specific post-qualification invitation.
  4. Review all invitation details and requirements.
  5. Fill out the online form with required information.
  6. Upload all supporting documents such as:
    • Commercial registration.
    • Technical or ISO certifications.
    • Relevant previous contracts.
    • Financial statements.
  7. Click "Approve" then "Submit Qualification Request".

What Are the Conditions?

  • You must be a registered supplier invited to respond.
  • You must have an active subscription on Etimad.
  • All documents must be submitted before the deadline.

Is the Service Free?

Yes, the post-qualification response is completely free of charge.

Why Is This Service Important?

  • It proves your readiness for government projects.
  • It enhances your chances of being awarded contracts.
  • It ensures you remain in the qualified suppliers list.

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