F4E’s new Industry Portal is now available. This new portal, the entry point for companies and associations who want to answer F4E Calls for Tender, has undergone a complete refurbishment so that users have a quicker and more efficient way of sharing their information. The portal also offers increased networking opportunities among industry and the opportunity to search and find relevant business partners or sub-contractors whilst enjoying a heightened, improved security.
A one-stop shop where all F4E business Calls for Tender and announcements are published, the new Industry Portal has been especially developed to foster an interactive, dynamic relationship between European industry and F4E. Users can create a profile and register their company using pre-existing online forms. This information is then checked as part of pre-qualification process in order to ensure that basic data needed to be identified by F4E or other industry as a potential partner are given. Pre-qualified suppliers can re-use the corporate information they have submitted, including financial data, when applying for future Calls for Tender, thus simplifying and accelerating their work.
In order to allow users to familiarise themselves with the new features of the Industry Portal as quickly as possible, five tutorials are available on the portal site. The first tutorial provides an overview and brief explanations of the Industry Portal functionalities whilst the other four go into deeper detail.
Access the new F4E Industry Portal, by clicking here.
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