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Local Buying Program Suppliers

Local businesses who have an annual turnover of <AUD$10M and a significant physical presence in the state’s eligible regions can register to participate in the Local Buying Program in that state.

Registrations are assessed on an individual basis in alignment with the Local Buying Program eligibility criteria. Once approved, suppliers will have the ability to access and respond to work opportunities (Work Instructions) in their state as they become available.

New South Wales Supplier Registration Queensland Supplier Registration South Australia Supplier Registration

Buyers (BHP / BMA / Stanmore)

BHP / BMA / Stanmore employees can register at any time to use the Local Buying Program for their procurement needs. Buyers will be required to validate their registrations via their BHP / Stanmore email. Once registered, buyers can source goods and services from Local Buying Program suppliers by raising Work Instructions.

BHP / BMA / Stanmore Employee Registration

Buyers (Tier A Contractors)

Tier A Contractor employees can register at any time to use the Local Buying Program for their procurement needs. Buyers will be required to validate their registrations via their Tier A Contractor email. Once registered, buyers can source goods and services from Local Buying Program suppliers by raising Work Instructions.

Tier A Contractor Employee Registration

 

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Singleton International Women’s Day Celebrations

23 Feb 2021

You’re invited to join the Singleton Business Chamber and Singleton Women in Business (#SWIB) at their annual International Women’s Day Luncheon on Friday, 5 March 2021.

The theme for 2021 is #ChoosetoChallenge. A challenged world is an alert world. Individually, we’re all responsible for our own thoughts and actions – all day, every day.

This year our celebrations will take place at the Singleton Civic Centre. Special guest speakers are Anita White – CEO of Witmore Enterprises, Taasha Layer – CEO, Ungooroo Aboriginal Corporation and Sue Gilroy, President of Singleton Business Chamber, all remarkable women within our community.

They will share their stories of how by using the power of their voice they have chosen to challenge inequality, call out bias, question stereotypes, and help forge an inclusive world.