1.1 What is Aerobidz? 1.2 Who uses Aerobidz? 1.3 What products and services are covered by Aerobidz? 1.4 How do I post a tender on Aerobidz?
2.1 What services are offered?
3.1 How do I register to Aerobidz as a Buyer? 3.2 How much does it cost to register as a Buyer?
4.1 What is e-bid submission? 4.2 What is the accuracy of the clock used by Aerobidz?
5.1 How do I update my contact or organization profile?
6.1 How do I switch language preference during my session? 6.2 How do I change my password online? 6.3 What do I do if I have received a warning that my account has been locked out? 6.4 Is there someone I can call for technical support? 6.5 What Internet browsers are compatible with Aerobidz? 6.6 What does encryption do?
Aerobidz is the secure, cost effective, efficient, simple and fair way for airports to source goods, services and construction. Aerobidz provides a fast, simple, and central location for suppliers to view tender opportunities and order the associated documentation.
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Aerobidz is used by airports and their suppliers.
From business consulting services to baggage and cargo handling equipment, from financial related services to construction projects, Aerobidz covers the most extensive array of products, services and construction across the airport industry.
You must be registered to Aerobidz as a buyer.
Once your organization has been registered to Aerobidz, you will be able to post your business opportunities. Registration will provide you access to a simple, online, 4-step tool for creating and posting opportunities on Aerobidz. Opportunities will be processed by Aerobidz, usually within one business day, and made available to suppliers.
As a registered buyer to Aerobidz, your organization can benefit tremendously. Click here for more information.
Please send an email to service@aerobidz.aero with the following information:
Registration and use of the service is free.
E-bid submission allows suppliers to submit bids electronically. Then, after the closing date and time have passed, it allows you to securely retrieve the electronic bid files.
The Aerobidz servers are synchronized to official Canadian time sources at Environment Canada and the National Research Council using Network Time Protocol (NTP).
It is important that both your contact and organization profiles be up to date. Updating your profiles is simple. Login to Aerobidz and click on the Customer Profile link to open the View Organization Information page. From this page select the View Own Contact Information page depending on your role (Buyer or Buyer Coordinator). Click the Update button located at the bottom of the profile pages and then update the profile as required. Click the Submit button to complete the update process.
The Aerobidz service is available in English and in French. Switching from one language to the other is possible during a session simply by pressing the Français link while on an English page and the English link while on a French page. These links will enable you to switch from one language to another while remaining logged in and on the same page.
Log in to Aerobidz and click on Customer Profile. Then click on View Own Profile and select the link titled Change Password.
An Aerobidz Password security feature limits the number of failed login attempts. After 10 consecutive failed attempts your account will be locked out. You will have to contact Aerobidz Customer Support to unlock your account.
Aerobidz Customer Support will answer any technical questions you may have. Some questions may require escalation thus slightly delaying a response.
Aerobidz supports all new browsers. When a new browser version is released, we make every effort to ensure that Aerobidz is upgraded so that it is compatible.
Encryption is a sophisticated scrambling technique used to safeguard private information while it is transmitted through the Internet. To recognize that your transmission is encrypted, some browsers will display a small icon on your screen that looks like a lock or a key. Aerobidz uses 128-bit encryption, which is currently the highest form of encryption commercially available.
