Supplier Accreditation

Supplier Accreditation

Gain Supplier Accreditation to enhance your credibility with potential customers, reduce your admin time, and pre-qualify for new supplier contracts and tenders here:

Achilles

With a single prequalification questionnaire, along with applicable assessments, Achilles approved suppliers can demonstrate their capabilities to their industry’s key players, reduce risk, establish credibility with potential buyers, and find new opportunities in the sector they operate in.

Constructionline

Constructionline is a Construction Industry register of pre-qualified contractors and consultants. Originally established by the UK government in 1998, the Constructionline database has details of over 45,000 suppliers, and is accessible to around 10,000 buyers from 3,800 organisations.

Safe Contractor

Safe Contractor aims to take the pain out of Health & Safety compliance by connecting buyers with accredited suppliers and making the supply chain more transparent. Safe Contractor helps its customers save time, lower costs, and manage major risks.

CHAS

CHAS is the UK’s leading accreditation scheme, used by over 2,500 clients to source reputable contractors. CHAS clients include some of the biggest names in international business. CHAS helps its members by providing the accreditation that these larger clients demand from their contractors. 

UKAS/ ISO Certification

The United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) is the national accreditation body for the UK, appointed by the government to assess organisations that provide certification, testing, inspection and calibration services to ISO and other recognised standards. 

British Standards Institution

The British Standards Institution (BSI) is the national standards body of the United Kingdom. BSI produces technical standards on a wide range of products and services and also supplies certification and standards-related services to businesses.

Sustainability Certification

These organisations offer businesses a roadmap to measure and mitigate their social and environmental impact, with the end goal of being carbon neutral. Through this certification, including ISO14001, organisations can communicate their sustainability credentials.

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