Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
From January to September 2024, regional customers conducted more than 33.5 thousand purchases on the supplier portal based on their needs. This trading format allowed them to save about 400 million rubles, Maria Bagreeva, Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Head of the City Department of Economic Policy and Development.
“The capital’s supplier portal is a dynamically developing interregional platform for small-volume purchases. It enables state and municipal customers to post information on operational needs for 350 thousand suppliers. Over the first nine months of this year, regions have concluded more than 33.5 thousand contracts on the portal based on the results of purchases based on needs for a total of 5.9 billion rubles. Reducing the initial maximum price based on supplier proposals allowed them to save about 400 million rubles when concluding contracts,” said Maria Bagreeva.
Purchases based on needs allow regional customers to quickly purchase various products on the supplier portal: medical and construction goods, household appliances and equipment, food, office supplies, textbooks, and also to conclude contracts for services and work on the security and maintenance of institutions. As part of the purchase based on needs, the customer publishes a list of necessary goods, works or services. At the same time, he specifies the period during which suppliers can submit their price offers. After the specified time, the customer can conclude a contract with the supplier, the terms of which best meet the stated needs.
“The largest number of purchases based on needs on the supplier portal from January to September were made by customers from the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug: they concluded 9.6 thousand contracts worth 1.76 billion rubles. The top five most active regions also included Perm Krai – customers from this region signed 7.6 thousand contracts worth 864 million rubles, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – 4.7 thousand contracts worth 781 million rubles, Tyumen Oblast – 3.2 thousand contracts worth 664.4 million rubles and Kemerovo Oblast – 2.3 thousand contracts worth 519.6 million rubles,” added the head of the Moscow City Department for Competition Policy.
As noted in the capital Department of Information Technology, for the convenience of users, when visiting the supplier portal, the location is automatically determined and relevant purchases by region are displayed. Thus, by default, an entrepreneur sees local purchases, and when changing the location in the filter, he can offer products to state and municipal organizations from other entities and thereby expand his sales market. Regional users have access to all the digital capabilities of the capital’s platform: customers can unite to conduct joint purchases, suppliers can subscribe to notifications about the publication of suitable purchases in the selected region, and also use analytical tools for working with the product catalog.
Suppliers portal was created in 2013 to automate small-volume purchases. The list of goods, works and services offered by entrepreneurs includes more than 2.9 million unique items. The platform’s development is facilitated by a technical support service and an AI assistant for prompt consultations. The training section “Supplier School” helps novice specialists quickly master the principles of working on the platform.
Representative offices are opened in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation to support users of the portal. There, specialists provide training on how to work on the platform, answer questions from customers and suppliers, hold face-to-face meetings, and collect proposals for improving functionality and solving technical problems. In addition, users can contact the support service at a single federal number: 7 800 303-12-34 or leave a request on the website.
The functional customer of the supplier portal is Moscow City Department of Competition Policy, and technical development is supervised by the capital’s Department of Information Technology.
The development of electronic services for business corresponds to the objectives of the national program “Digital Economy of the Russian Federation” and the Moscow regional project “Digital Public Administration”. More information about the national projects implemented in Moscow can be found Here.
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