ADNOC & TAQA VENDOR REGISTRATION

Become
procurement-ready.

Professional supplier registration, prequalification, ICV readiness, and government procurement support for UAE and international companies.

THE PROCUREMENT ROUTE

Build the supplier profile buyers can actually assess.

Nexent helps contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, technical service companies, and energy-sector partners prepare for ADNOC and TAQA vendor ecosystems.

We organise the licence, category, capability, experience, quality, HSE, financial, ownership, bank, TRN, and ICV information needed to move from an initial profile to a focused qualification submission.

01Category alignment
02Evidence readiness
03Portal follow-up
Supplier qualification documents being reviewed in a UAE office
REGISTRATION IS NOT THE AWARD

Separate the stages. Prepare for each one.

Supplier registration, prequalification, tender participation, and contract award are connected steps—but they are not the same decision.

01

Registration

Create the company profile, confirm legal identity, ownership, licence, contacts, classification, and integrity information.

02

Prequalification

Show that your company has the technical capability, resources, standards, experience, quality, and HSE evidence for a chosen category.

03

Tender opportunity

Enter a specific procurement process when invited or eligible. Registration alone does not create an automatic invitation.

04

Contract award

The final commercial and contractual decision remains with ADNOC, TAQA, or the relevant buying entity.

ADNOC SUPPLIER JOURNEY

From SAP Ariba profile to product-group qualification.

ADNOC’s supplier journey separates the central registration gateway from the evidence required for the selected product or service group.

01

Create or link

Create or connect the SAP Ariba account through the supplier route.

02

Submit request

Send the registration request with the company’s core information.

03

Complete profile

Answer the company questionnaire with consistent, relevant details.

04

Complete IDD

Prepare and submit Integrity Due Diligence information and evidence.

05

Review

ADNOC reviews the registration and supporting information.

06

Prequalify

Proceed to the applicable product or service group questionnaire.

07

Qualify

Demonstrate capability, experience, resources, standards, quality, and HSE.

08

Procurement-ready

Maintain a credible supplier profile for relevant procurement opportunities.

ADNOC VS TAQA

Two ecosystems. Two routes.

ADNOC and TAQA should not be treated as interchangeable registrations. The platform, evidence, profile fields, and qualification logic can differ by entity and supplier category.

ADNOCTAQA
Platform

SAP Ariba / Supplier Hub

Oracle Fusion for specified TAQA entities

Qualification

Product and service group prequalification

Supplier registration and qualification requirements

Profile evidence

IDD, capability, experience, quality and HSE

Licence, portfolio, ownership, bank, TRN and ICV where applicable

Final decision

ADNOC or relevant group entity

TAQA or relevant entity

WHAT WE PREPARE

Evidence that connects your licence to your capability.

The strongest supplier profiles are consistent from the legal activity through to the selected category, project record, technical resources, and certifications.

01

Corporate capability

  • Trade licence and company profile
  • Ownership and organisation structure
  • Management and contact information
  • Commercial and registration records
02

Technical capability

  • Product or service information
  • Technical specifications and catalogues
  • Equipment, software, and resources
  • Technical personnel and standards
03

Experience evidence

  • Contracts, purchase orders, and work orders
  • Completion or acceptance certificates
  • Client references and performance reports
  • Delivery records and final invoices
04

Quality & HSE

  • ISO certificates where applicable
  • Quality and HSE manuals
  • Safety policies and records
  • Applicable international standards
Energy procurement professionals reviewing technical documents
CATEGORY ALIGNMENT

Licence + capability + experience + documentation.

Choosing the broadest category is rarely the strongest strategy. The selected product or service group should reflect what the company is legally licensed to do, what it can technically deliver, what it has already delivered, and what evidence it can prove.

Licensed activity+Technical capability+Experience+Evidence
ICV READINESS

Make local value visible in the supplier profile.

ADNOC and TAQA operate In-Country Value programmes that can consider local manufacturing, third-party spend, investment, Emiratisation, Emirati employees, expat contribution, and growth.

Nexent can organise the readiness review, financial-document checklist, data preparation, and coordination with an authorised certifying body. Nexent does not issue the ICV certificate.

Readiness assessmentFinancial documentsData preparationCertificate coordination
ICV is a competitive signal.

It does not guarantee a tender, contract, purchase order, or award. Final procurement decisions remain with the relevant buyer.

WHO THIS IS FOR

Built for energy-sector suppliers with something real to prove.

CONTRACTORS

EPC, civil, MEP, construction, industrial, maintenance, and project-execution companies.

MANUFACTURERS

Equipment, electrical, mechanical, oil and gas, industrial, and local manufacturing companies.

SUPPLIERS

Industrial, PPE, electrical, mechanical, spare-parts, chemical, and general industrial suppliers.

SERVICE COMPANIES

Inspection, testing, calibration, manpower, logistics, technical, and professional service providers.

THE NEXENT APPROACH

Eight steps to a stronger submission.

We help identify the correct route before the team spends time uploading the wrong information.

Check Vendor Eligibility
01

Business assessment

Understand the company, activity, target buyer, and intended scope.

02

Licence review

Check whether the licensed activities align with the intended category.

03

Supplier category

Identify the appropriate supplier, product, or service route.

04

Document gap analysis

Find missing, outdated, inconsistent, or weak evidence.

05

Profile preparation

Organise corporate, technical, commercial, quality, HSE, and ICV information.

06

Portal submission

Assist with the relevant ADNOC or TAQA supplier-registration process.

07

Qualification support

Structure questionnaires and supporting evidence for the selected route.

08

Follow-up

Coordinate responses to status changes and clarification requests.

PRE-SUBMISSION REVIEW

Make the file easy to trust.

Before submission, we compare the story your company is telling across the licence, profile, category, experience, certificates, bank records, and ICV information.

Licence does not match categoryWeak project evidenceExpired certificatesInconsistent ownership or bank detailsIncomplete HSE informationOutdated ICV or TRN information

Core document checklist

  • Trade or commercial licence
  • Company profile and portfolio
  • Ownership and organisation chart
  • Product or service catalogue
  • Technical datasheets and standards
  • Equipment and manpower lists
  • Previous contracts and purchase orders
  • Completion or acceptance certificates
  • ISO, quality, and HSE documents
  • Bank letter and company details
  • TRN and ICV documents where applicable
  • Client references and performance reports
KEEP THE PROFILE ALIVE

Registration is not the end of the work.

Supplier information should stay current as the company grows, changes ownership, renews documents, adds capabilities, or updates its banking and ICV position.

01

Profile updates

Trade licence, address, contacts, products, services, ownership, bank details, TRN, and ICV.

02

Capability updates

New certifications, experience, technical information, equipment, manpower, and product documentation.

03

Contractor onboarding

Where applicable, coordinate workforce, government, visa, site-access, and supporting administration.

FAQ

Clear answers before you start.

Does registration guarantee a contract?

No. Registration, prequalification, tender invitations, purchase orders, and contract awards are separate outcomes.

Is ADNOC registration the same as TAQA?

No. ADNOC uses its Supplier Hub and SAP Ariba journey, while specified TAQA entities use Oracle Fusion and their own qualification route.

Can overseas suppliers apply?

UAE and overseas suppliers may be eligible subject to the relevant buyer, supplier type, licence, category, and evidence requirements.

Is ICV mandatory?

Requirements vary. ICV can strengthen procurement competitiveness, but certification is handled by authorised bodies and does not guarantee an award.

Can purchase orders prove experience?

Where relevant and accepted, purchase orders can support an experience file. Contracts, completion evidence, references, and performance records may strengthen it.

Can Nexent guarantee approval?

No. Final eligibility, qualification, procurement, and award decisions remain with ADNOC, TAQA, or the relevant authority.

START WITH AN ASSESSMENT

Is your company ready for ADNOC or TAQA?

Share your company profile, licence activities, target buyer, supplier type, projects, certifications, and available documents. We will help identify the appropriate registration and prequalification route.

Registration or prequalification does not guarantee a contract, tender invitation, purchase order, supplier selection, or minimum business volume. Service scope, requirements, fees, processing times, qualification, and approvals depend on the relevant buyer, entity, supplier type, category, document review, and current procurement rules.