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Procurement and Business Services

Supplier Resources

Our vision is to revolutionize the way people conduct business at Clemson. We strive to provide a top-quality experience to each client whenever they need to conduct business at Clemson by providing easy-to-use systems and processes, dispensing intelligent and accurate answers, and creating easy-to-follow instructions to get business done.

Supplier Portal

Use the links below if you need to reset your password or login to your portal. If you need additional help resetting your password or adding a new employee to your account, contact Jaggaer customer service by phone at (800) 233-1121.

Registration

Chosen suppliers for Clemson University will be invited to register in our private eProcurement system, buyWays. See the timeline, process and related resources for registering as a supplier for the University.

Bidding

As a State Agency, Clemson University requires suppliers to bid on projects over $25,000. See instructions for submitting a bid and earning business through Ionwave.

Payment

The University's Accounts Payable department utilizes electronic payments for suppliers. See our payment terms, options, policies and more.

Small Catering Engagements

Small catering service processes apply to events costing less than $1,000. Learn how to become a caterer/supplier for small catering engagements.

Helpful Tips for Suppliers

Parking

All suppliers must comply with University parking regulations. Suppliers, service contractors and construction workers must obtain a visitors permit from Parking and Transportation Services before attending a scheduled pre-bid meeting or a required site visit for bidding purposes.

 

Tax Information

Clemson University is not tax-exempt, with a few exceptions.

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Clemson University is a State Agency of South Carolina and is subject to make purchases in accordance with the South Carolina Procurement Code. Review our policies to address any specific questions you might have about the procurement process at Clemson.