QatarEnergy has launched Tawteen In-Country Value (ICV) digital portal as part of Tawteen’s efforts to enhance the localisation of services and industries in Qatar’s energy sector.
Implemented in July 2020, the ICV programme was designed to transform the energy sector’s procurement process by giving a competitive advantage in the bidding process to suppliers and contractors who contribute more to the local economy.
Registered suppliers and contractors will now be able to use the portal to engage with certifiers to obtain their ICV scorecard and ICV plan certification, and to access the ICV certified suppliers’ database. They will also be able to monitor and track their performance and compare it to the industry average.
More than 1,000 ICV scorecard certificates were issued since the launch of the programme and more than 950 suppliers are currently registered on the ICV digital portal. All existing ICV scorecards have been migrated into the ICV digital portal and scores will be dynamically refreshed to accommodate newly certified sub-suppliers into existing scorecards.
The ICV programme is a key component of Tawteen and its localisation efforts. The creation of the ICV digital portal will transform Tawteen’s manual and extensive process into a digitised platform offering a wide range of information and features.
The ICV digital portal will also enable the establishment of a sustainable and competitive base of suppliers to meet the requirements of the energy sector and support the growth and diversification of Qatar’s economy.
Led and initiated by QatarEnergy, the localisation programme for services and industries in Qatar’s energy sector “Tawteen” aims primarily to foster the development of the sector’s local supply chain, expand the small and medium enterprises’ base in Qatar, and maximise the sustainable in country value creation.
Implemented in July 2020, the ICV programme was designed to transform the energy sector’s procurement process by giving a competitive advantage in the bidding process to suppliers and contractors who contribute more to the local economy.
Registered suppliers and contractors will now be able to use the portal to engage with certifiers to obtain their ICV scorecard and ICV plan certification, and to access the ICV certified suppliers’ database. They will also be able to monitor and track their performance and compare it to the industry average.
More than 1,000 ICV scorecard certificates were issued since the launch of the programme and more than 950 suppliers are currently registered on the ICV digital portal. All existing ICV scorecards have been migrated into the ICV digital portal and scores will be dynamically refreshed to accommodate newly certified sub-suppliers into existing scorecards.
The ICV programme is a key component of Tawteen and its localisation efforts. The creation of the ICV digital portal will transform Tawteen’s manual and extensive process into a digitised platform offering a wide range of information and features.
The ICV digital portal will also enable the establishment of a sustainable and competitive base of suppliers to meet the requirements of the energy sector and support the growth and diversification of Qatar’s economy.
Led and initiated by QatarEnergy, the localisation programme for services and industries in Qatar’s energy sector “Tawteen” aims primarily to foster the development of the sector’s local supply chain, expand the small and medium enterprises’ base in Qatar, and maximise the sustainable in country value creation.
