Supply Queensland is a cutting-edge supply chain and skills mapping portal developed by Manufacturing Skills Queensland (MSQ) with support from the Queensland Government. Powered by BenchOn, the portal is designed to connect manufacturers with government projects, major contractors, and other manufacturers, fostering local business growth and enhancing local supply chains.
Supply Queensland offers a streamlined platform for manufacturers to showcase their capabilities and connect with new business opportunities. By leveraging AI-driven matching and comprehensive data insights, the portal helps manufacturers of all sizes enhance their supply chain resilience and competitiveness. Key features include:
A range of subscription options for small, medium, large businesses and government agencies are available to explore statewide manufacturing capability, and issue sourcing requests. Choose from annual or unlimited month-by-month packages depending on your business requirements. Paid features include:
Supply Queensland is revolutionising the way manufacturers in Queensland operate, driving innovation, enhancing local economic resilience, and positioning the state as a leader in sustainable and advanced manufacturing. Supply Queensland not only supports economic growth and job creation but also aligns with the government’s commitment to sustainability and local production. It provides a comprehensive solution for mapping and connecting the manufacturing supply chain, identifying skills and supply vulnerabilities, and directing investment in training and workforce development.
Supply Queensland is powered by BenchOn to leverage AI-driven matching algorithms that automatically connect manufacturers with relevant sourcing opportunities based on detailed profile information, including products, processes, and workforce capabilities. Supply Queensland ensures that manufacturers are paired with opportunities that align with their specific strengths and offerings.
Once you’ve created your profile, Supply Queensland will send you an automatic email notification when you’ve been matched with a new opportunity that fits your capabilities. Review the opportunity online, and respond.
Queensland manufacturers are some of the most productive and innovative in Australia. With wide-spread manufacturing capabilities, Supply Queensland offers government agencies, contractors and other manufacturers the ability to connect and build a strong, local supply chain.
Supercharge your supply chain, sign-in or register.
No cost to register
Up to 5 user accounts
Basic features:
For a 12-month period
Up to 5 user accounts
Everything in basic, plus:
For each month used
Up to 5 user accounts
Everything in standard, plus:
Registration for a basic supplier account with Supply Queensland is free for all sized manufacturers. For businesses seeking enhanced functionality, paid subscription packages are available.
The manufacturing industry in Queensland is diverse, dynamic and growing. By engaging with local suppliers through Supply Queensland, you’re supporting regional economic growth and creating a more stable business environment.
Supercharge your supply chain. Register for an annual or monthly supplier profile to gain access to supply chain mapping, and sourcing requests.
Supply Queensland is a supply chain and skills mapping portal developed by Manufacturing Skills Queensland, powered by BenchOn, and supported by the Queensland Government.
To register, visit the Supply Queensland portal, complete the guided registration process, and create a supplier profile by providing information about your business and workforce capabilities.
Basic registration is free for all manufacturers. There are also paid subscription packages available that offer enhanced functionality and additional features.
Paid subscriptions provide access to advanced features such as statewide visibility of capabilities, advanced networking through sourcing requests, and dedicated system and concierge support.
The platform connects manufacturers with government agencies, major contractors, and other manufacturers, enabling them to showcase their capabilities and access new business opportunities.
Operational phone and email support are available to all users. Subscription members also gain access to a dedicated support team for smooth operation of the platform.
The AI-matching system uses the information in your supplier profile to automatically match your business with relevant sourcing opportunities listed on the portal.
Yes, you can update your profile information at any time to ensure accurate and up-to-date matching with sourcing opportunities.
A supplier profile is designed for Queensland manufacturers of any size to complete and list their products, materials and processes. A supplier profile gives you free visibility to any company that issues a sourcing request, or explores capability across Queensland.
A sourcing profile is a paid profile available for small, medium and large businesses to connect with Queensland manufacturers who have registered for a supplier profile. With a sourcing profile you can explore capability through the platform and issue a range of requests including request for quote, request for proposal, expression of interest, and more. This will help you build your local supply chain.
Only manufacturers can complete a supplier profile. If you are a major contractor or government agency and not a manufacturer, complete a basic profile to enable you to create sourcing requests.
Providing a payment for a sourcing profile gives you access to advanced functionality, and platform support. Paid subscriptions also enable us to make improvements to the platform.
You can contact the support team at BenchOn by phone or email for any assistance with registration, profile updates, or using the portal’s features. You can find the details in the portal, or in an email you’ve received.
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The Queensland Government recognises the importance of a strong and thriving manufacturing sector in Queensland. Supply Queensland is supported by the Queensland Government, through the Department of Regional Development, Manufacturing and Water.