eMaryland Marketplace (eMM), the State of Maryland’s internet-based procurement system, is a business tool that provides an efficient means to improve vendor’s access to State procurement information. eMaryland Marketplace provides the means to publish solicitations via the internet to potential bidders, providing equal access to solicitation information and is also the resource for electronic bid submission. In addition, the system allows vendors to obtain bid results online once the due date and time for bid submission has passed.

How do I get to:
DGS Preferred Provider Program
Pending Debarments
Price Preference for Recycled Products
Statewide Contracts
Bid Boards
Public Announcements and Quick Links
Acceptable Recycled Products List
Recurring Contracts for FY2014

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To log into the eMaryland Marketplace, scroll to the bottom of this screen. If you are a new vendor, please click on the register button.

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDES AND INSTRUCTIONS: For further information, Quick Reference Guides and FAQ documents are posted here - eMaryland Marketplace Instructions to provide you with step-by-step details on how to maneuver through the system and perform specific procedures with ease. Thank you for your time and interest in doing business with the State of Maryland. If you have any questions or concerns, please email dgs.emaryland@maryland.gov, or contact us by phone during normal business hours at 410-767-1492.

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY: Please take a few moments to complete our Customer Satisfaction Survey on eMaryland Marketplace. Your responses will help us to address any issues that you may have as well as to better target our system and service to meet your needs. This survey will take approximately three (3) to five (5) minutes to complete. Thank you for your time and valuable input.
eMM Customer Satisfaction Survey

NEW SMALL BUSINESS RESERVE CRITERIA: Beginning October 1, 2012, the qualification to be certified as a small business in the Maryland Small Business Reserve Program will change. You may view the new qualification criteria by clicking the link below:
New Small Business Reserve(SBR) Qualification Criteria