Digital Marketplace

Digital Marketplace is improving the way government buys goods and services. The new platform streamlines and digitises the procurement process for everyone.

Digital Marketplace is an online platform used by government buyers to:

access supplier information
connect with suppliers
buy goods and services

Log in to Digital Marketplace

Buyers can log in by clicking the button below.

To register for an account with Digital Marketplace, follow the registration instructions below.

Register for the Digital Marketplace

To access confidential contract information on Digital Marketplace, the Lead Department requires written approval from the Agency’s Authorised Officer.
An Authorised Officer can be a:
- Chief Procurement Officer
- Chief Financial Officer
- Chief Executive Officer
Confirm with the Authorised Officer that your name has been provided to the Lead Department.
If not, the Authorised Officer will need to email spc.access@dtf.vic.gov.au with the following:
- Full name and title of the Authorised Officer.
- Name of the relevant entity.
- Full name of the buyer requesting access to the Digital Marketplace.
- Job title and team / business unit of the relevant buyer.
Buyers will receive an email notification once approval has been granted.

State purchase contracts and registers on Digital Marketplace

Buyers use Digital Marketplace to buy goods and services from businesses using agreements. The government refers to these agreements as state purchase contracts and registers. Businesses who are listed on a state purchase contract or register are then visible to government buyers on Digital Marketplace. Some state purchase contracts and registers are already available on Digital Marketplace. More state purchase contracts and registers will be available over time.

Businesses on Digital Marketplace

Currently, only IT businesses are available on the Digital Marketplace. However, over time as the platform is rolled out, more businesses from other industries will be available.

How businesses can get work through Digital Marketplace

Where a state purchase contract or register has been migrated to Digital Marketplace, the associated IT businesses must first register for an account on Supplier Hub. For new suppliers on the eServices Register, they must also register for an account on Supplier Hub, then apply to be on the eServices register.

Business information from Supplier Hub profiles is fed through to Digital Marketplace for government buyers to access.

Buyers will reach out to suppliers through the Digital Marketplace using a Request for Quote. Suppliers can then respond to the Request for Quote through Digital Marketplace.

Suppliers do not have to register for an account with Digital Marketplace. Suppliers automatically have access to the marketplace, from their Supplier Hub profile, when responding to a a Request for Quote from a government buyer.

Digital Marketplace improves the way government procures IT goods and services.

Watch the video below to find out more about the Digital Marketplace.