For vendors

How it works

A directory entry says a name and a category. It doesn't say what you build, what you've delivered, what you're certified to do, or where you can work. IndigiMatch does. When your business is verified and your capabilities are recorded, you appear in matches for real contracts, and buyers see the evidence beside your name.

• Tell us what you doComplete the Vendor Intake Form: company profile, a description of your business in your own words, Indigenous ownership and control, capabilities, certifications, areas of service, capacity and government contracting experience, business readiness, and participation and growth. It builds your supplier profile once; update it whenever your business changes.
• We verifyIndigenous ownership and control is confirmed against the federal Indigenous Business Directory and recognized certification registries, and your profile is used to set your verification tier and match you to opportunities. Majority-owned, joint-venture, community-owned, and Indigenous minority-owned businesses are all profiled, and recorded as what they are. If you aren't in the directory yet, we'll point you to it; registration is free. Nothing is published that isn't confirmed.
• You appear in matchesWhen a contract calls for your capability, you're on the shortlist with your verification tier beside your name. Your details go only to the buyers you're matched to.
• Gaps become plansIf you're close on a capability but missing a certification, a clearance, or a partner, the record says so, and teaming, mentorship, and pilot-lot pathways are part of the platform, not an afterthought.

There is no cost to Indigenous vendors to be verified and listed. Your information is used only to verify ownership and record capability; it is not sold, and it is not shared beyond the engagements you're matched to.