Birmingham City Council

Birmingham City Council

Birmingham Council spends millions of pounds procuring (buying) work, supplies and services each year, with a diverse local supply market, of all sizes, offering a wide range of commercial opportunities.


Doing Business with the Council and Tender Opportunities

Birmingham Council spends millions of pounds procuring (buying) work, supplies and services each year, with a diverse local supply market, of all sizes, offering a wide range of commercial opportunities.

To help, we advertise any contract opportunities for goods and services.

For contracts worth more than £25,000, we advertise on FinditinBirmingham.

All contract opportunities worth more than £25,000 are processed through the Birmingham City Council's etendering portal, but are also advertised on FinditinBirmingham.

We make sure that everything we do supports our policies. This helps to make things better for Birmingham’s citizens.

If you have any questions or need advice, please get in touch with the CPS team.

EMAIL CORPORATE PROCUREMENT

More information about invoicing, payments, procurement terms and conditions and purchase orders can be found on the Council website.

CORPORATE PROCUREMENT WEBSITE



Birmingham Business Charter for Social Responsibility

The Birmingham Business Charter for Social Responsibility is a set of guiding themes to which Birmingham City Council (BCC) will adhere and invites its contracted suppliers, the wider business community, other public sector bodies (including schools) and third sector organisations (including grant recipients) to adopt. In some cases, adopting the Charter is a requirement of specific contracts or grants.

In all cases, adopting the Charter is a visible and recognisable sign of your organisation's commitment to the local economy and its communities.

The Birmingham Business Charter for Social Responsibility aims to boost the local economy through support to the local supply chain, creation of job opportunities and ensuring employees are paid a fair wage.

Charter signatories will need to consider and describe how they can improve the economic, social and environmental well being of Birmingham and its citizens.

Any organisation can sign up to the Charter.

As part of the BUY LOCAL commitment, you are required to create a FinditinBirmingham account to help increase the accessibility of opportunities available to local businesses across the supply chain.

CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT

Organisations that bid for higher value contracts with the Council must sign up to the Charter.

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Open Opportunities

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Closing Date 05/12/2026 12:00

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Location B1 1BB

Closing Date 11/10/2024 12:00

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