How do I register as a vendor in New Mexico?

Register on eProNM (JAGGAER supplier portal) (https://solutions.sciquest.com/apps/Router/RegistrationChecklist?CustOrg=StateOfNewMexico). Have your federal EIN and a New Mexico CRS (gross receipts tax) number from the Taxation and Revenue Department ready; the SPD guide also explains the D-U-N-S number.

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New Mexico buys through a central state purchasing office, and its cities, counties and school districts buy on their own as well. To sell to the state you register once as a vendor, then watch for solicitations in your commodity codes and respond by the deadline. This page covers the state registration steps, where bids are posted and the programs that help small businesses, with links to the official pages.

Central purchasing officeState Purchasing Division (SPD), New Mexico General Services Department

Vendor registrationeProNM (JAGGAER supplier portal)

Registration feeFree

Where bids are postedeProNM public bid board: https://bids.sciquest.com/apps/Router/PublicEvent?CustomerOrg=StateOfNewMexico

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How to register as a New Mexico vendor

Have your federal EIN and a New Mexico CRS (gross receipts tax) number from the Taxation and Revenue Department ready; the SPD guide also explains the D-U-N-S number.
From the General Services Department site, open Purchasing, then Vendor (Supplier) Registration, and click Continue with Registration.
Enter a valid email address (it becomes your eProNM user name), create the account, set a password and recovery question, and accept the terms.
Log in from the emailed link, open Manage Registration Profile and complete each section until every link shows a green check.
Once registered, you receive electronic notices of solicitations and changes, and respond to solicitations electronically in eProNM.

Registration gets you on the state's list, but it rarely sends you every relevant bid. Many agencies, and most local governments, post on their own portals. A free BidsNexus alert watches the state portal and New Mexico's local agencies for you and emails the matches each morning.

Small business and certification programs

New Mexico Resident Business and Resident Veteran Business Preference: Resident businesses, resident veteran businesses and contractors get an in-state preference only if they hold a certificate from the Taxation and Revenue Department (issued on or after July 1, 2016) and attach a copy to every bid or proposal.

Federal set-asides work differently from state programs; see our guide to small business set-asides.

Tips specific to New Mexico

Preference certificates are issued by the Taxation and Revenue Department, not SPD, and must be included with each bid; a certificate sent with an earlier bid does not carry over.
Registration is required to respond electronically to state solicitations, so register before a bid you want is due.
SPD Supplier Support phone: (505) 795-1894.