The requirements and their documents
As SPL publishes in the suppliers portal of Saudi Post. Reviewed on:
| The requirement as the buyer publishes it | The document in our package, by code |
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| The system manual (from doooqs's experience of supplier qualification) |
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| Policies (from doooqs's experience of supplier qualification) |
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| Procedures (from doooqs's experience of supplier qualification) |
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| Records for quality, occupational health and safety and the environment (from doooqs's experience of supplier qualification) |
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What the documents do not cover
- An accredited certification body issues the certificate after auditing your management system. doooqs prepares the documents for that system.
- A valid commercial register, or a commercial licence for foreign companies; chamber, social insurance, zakat, VAT and localization certificates; an authorization letter certified by the chamber; a signed and stamped bank letter with the account name, number and IBAN. Where they exist it asks for the local content or Monshaat certificate, audited financial statements for the last three years, and the latest contracts and projects. Government documents are PDF files and valid at submission.
- Check each buyer’s requirements in its own portal, since they change and may include licences and registrations the documents do not cover.
Questions
Does SPL require an ISO certificate, or is a documented system enough?
In doooqs’s experience of supplier qualification, SPL asks for evidence of a documented management system and a copy of the policies and procedures, and a certificate is asked for according to the supplier’s category and scope of work. doooqs gives you the documented system in your organisation’s name; the certificate comes after the system is applied and audited.
Which management system documents does SPL ask for by name?
In doooqs’s experience of supplier qualification, SPL asks for the system manual, policies, procedures and records for quality, occupational health and safety and the environment. You find them all, by name and code, in the QHSE integrated package.
Buyer names belong to their owners; this answer is guidance, does not represent any buyer and promises neither qualification nor a certificate.