The Global Maritime Procurement Council (GMPC) welcomes engagement from organisations and individuals who share a commitment to strengthening maritime procurement through collaboration, professionalism, and practical delivery.
The Council is not a membership association and does not operate on a commercial basis. Participation is based on relevance, contribution, and alignment with the GMPC’s objectives and governance principles.
The Council provides a structured way for procurement leaders and specialists to engage with GMPC activity. Forum Council members contribute to discussions, working groups, and implementation initiatives, supporting the development of shared frameworks and industry guidance.
Participation is suited to organisations that:
• Are actively involved in maritime procurement or supply chain management
• Wish to contribute expertise, insight, or practical experience
• Support open, compliant collaboration across the industry
Forum Council membership reflects contribution and engagement rather than scale alone.
GMPC workstreams are where practical work is carried out. Participation may include:
• Contributing expertise or case experience
• Supporting surveys, pilots, or framework development
• Engaging in focused workshops or discussions
Workstream participation is open to Council members, but also to invited contributors, including subject-matter experts, service providers, and industry bodies, where appropriate. If you believe you can contribute as an expert, but may not be prepared to dedicate time as a full Council Member, then we would still like to hear from you.
All GMPC activity operates under a strict antitrust and competition compliance framework.
Participation requires:
The GMPC does not discuss pricing, commercial terms, volumes, or supplier-specific strategies.
This form is intended for organisations and individuals who wish to express interest in engaging with the Global Maritime Procurement Council (GMPC), whether through Council participation or workstream contribution. All expressions of interest are reviewed in line with GMPC governance principles and current priorities.