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Buyers (BHP / BMA)

BHP and BMA 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 email. Once registered, buyers can source goods and services from Local Buying Program suppliers by raising Work Instructions.

BHP / BMA Employee Registration

Buyers (LBP Engage)

This registration is for employees of approved BHP contractor organisations participating in LBP Engage. Authorised employees can register for access to supplier discovery, sourcing tools and procurement reporting, subject to approval by their organisation’s LBP Engage administrator.

LBP Engage Buyer Registration

 

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STRENGTH IN THE WEST | Connecting Opportunity to Regional Communities

September 17th, 2026

For Kate Spencer, building connections has been a common thread throughout her career. From aviation and events management to supporting Australian businesses in Abu Dhabi and delivering innovation and startup programs, Kate has spent years … Discover more >

NATIONAL: A message from the C-Res CEO | FY26 Year in Review

August 18th, 2026

What matters most This year has been one of steady and deliberate progress for C-Res, the BHP Local Buying Program and the Local Buying Foundation. In a dynamic operating environment, we have remained focused on what matters most, supporting local … Discover more >

NATIONAL: A message from the LBF Chair | FY26 Year in Review

August 18th, 2026

One pathway, many journeys Over the past year, the Local Buying Foundation has committed to building momentum, providing a clear pathway forward. From one track, many journeys emerge, each business and community building capability, confidence and … Discover more >

Strengthening supply chain connections at the Tactic Conference & Trade Expo

August 3rd, 2026

Hundreds of conversations, new supplier connections and valuable regional insights were among the outcomes of the BHP Local Buying Program and Local Buying Foundation team's attendance at the 2026 Tactic Conference & Trade Expo in Port Augusta … Discover more >

Connecting Queensland businesses with opportunity at QME 2026

August 3rd, 2026

The BHP Local Buying Program recently attended the Queensland Mining & Engineering Exhibition (QME) in Mackay, connecting with local and Indigenous businesses from across Queensland and showcasing the support available to help suppliers engage … Discover more >

Meet the Buyer returns to Roxby Downs

July 6th, 2026

For the first time since 2019, Meet the Buyer returned to Roxby Downs, bringing together local businesses, BHP representatives and industry partners to strengthen relationships and create new opportunities for suppliers in the region. Hosted by … Discover more >

Community connection in Roxby

April 1st, 2026

Local procurement played an important role in bringing the Roxby Downs community together at a recent Community Connect event, hosted by the BHP Communities team with support from the Indigenous Engagement Team and Roxby Downs Council. Held … Discover more >

Inclusive events, local suppliers

April 1st, 2026

Local suppliers played an important role in supporting an on‑site International Women’s Day event in Newman, demonstrating how everyday procurement decisions can create meaningful community impact. To support the event, two catering work … Discover more >

Local procurement creating lasting change

April 1st, 2026

Engaging Indigenous‑owned businesses through the BHP Local Buying Program is delivering strong operational outcomes while creating lasting community impact. Through this engagement, a family‑owned Indigenous business has been supported to … Discover more >

Improving safety during underground PUR injection

March 13th, 2026

Underground PUR injection is a safety‑critical activity at Broadmeadow Mine. As the product reacts, it generates heat, requiring conditions to be closely monitored to ensure work remains within safe operating limits. Crews needed real‑time … Discover more >