Clarify the most common questions from our suppliers
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If you’re a supplier, find the answers to your questions here.
Do I need to accept the General Conditions to become a NOS supplier?
Yes, accepting the General Conditions is a mandatory requirement to become a NOS supplier.
Are there other requirements to become a NOS supplier?
Yes. By accepting NOS’s General Conditions, you also agree to comply with the NOS Sustainability Requirements for Suppliers and Partners, the Code of Ethics, the Anti-Corruption Policy, the General Information Security Policy, and the Customer Privacy Policy.
What are the criteria for supplier selection during the contract award process?
Proposals submitted are assessed based on:
1) Technical analysis, including compliance with technical requirements;
2) Economic conditions;
3) Evaluation of the supplier’s financial standing, risk profile, market references, performance, security & privacy, and sustainability criteria.
What is the invoice payment term for NOS Group companies?
The payment term is 90 days from the invoice issue date.
How can I check the validation and approval status of an invoice?
You can check this status through the supplier portal (Mercado Eletrónico).
Who should I contact for billing-related questions?
You can contact the Financial and Assurance Services Department at: suppliers@nos.pt
Who can I contact regarding Sustainability, Security and Privacy?
Who should I contact regarding registration and use of the Vortal platform?
For questions related to registration and use of the Vortal platform — which supports tender processes managed by the Procurement & Supply Chain Department — please contact: info@vortal.biz
Are there any costs associated with registering on the platform and participating in tenders?
No, registration and participation are completely free of charge.
How can I present my company?
You can send your company presentation to the general email of the Procurement & Supply Chain Department: procurement.supplychain@nos.pt
Are suppliers evaluated on their service performance?
Yes. Supplier evaluation covers: 1) quality performance (Quality Assessment); 2) economic, environmental and social performance (Sustainability Assessment), including information security, business continuity, and occupational health and safety requirements.