Any update on supplier's contact info and email must be channeled via Supplier Enquiry Form.
Yes, a SUS Supplier must ensure that JRE 1.6 (JAVA Runtime Environment) and above is installed in order to access Live Auction Cockpit (LAC) within a browser.
Yes. You can upload attachment for specified item at Item Notes and Attachment tab.
Yes. The attachments will be files created and opened by Windows applications, such as Word, Excel, Acrobat Reader, etc.
Leave the default as “Within 30 days Due net”. Then, enter your payment terms in the remark box in the ‘Bidder's Remarks’, under the Notes and Attachments tab.
Your bid response status will be updated with “Accepted” or “Rejected”. If your bid has a status of “Accepted” and the bid was for multiple line items, check the item overview list to see if your bid was accepted for all items. Bids rejected for any items will be indicated. If you have been awarded a bid, you will receive a Letter of Intent (LOI), Letter of Award (LOA), Contract, or Purchase Order as per current process, via fax or email.
When you submit your bid successfully, you will immediately receive a confirmation. A message will appear stating that your bid was submitted.
Click on the ‘Save’ button, on the Bid Response document, write down the bid response number down, and log off of SRM-SUS. When you are ready to continue, log back on to SRM-SUS, search for the Event Number (by Tender/RFQ/Direct Purchase number or response period) and click Refresh to locate your bid response under the search results and click on the bid response number for further action.
Reply back by login to SUS and click on Not Participate on the particular Tender/RFQ/Direct Purchase document.
This will very much depend on the kind of tender called by TM. With the exception of closed tenders, all SUS suppliers who are registered under the relevant product categories will receive an email notification on the bid invitation, which will also appear online via SUS portal.