Suppliers

If you're a supplier interested in doing business with us, visit the B.C. government's BC Bid website. Public bid invitations are advertised through this site, including Request for Proposal, Request for Information, Invitation to Quote or Request for Qualification.

BCLC's Procurement Department sources goods and services through qualified suppliers through transparent, equitable, fair and ethical bidding processes.

Purchasing decisions are made to provide the best life cycle value for dollar spent, while giving the best possible service to internal and external customers.

How to Respond to a BCLC Bid Competition

To respond, interested suppliers should refer to response instructions included in each bid document. Responses must be received by the closing date and time. Electronic copies are preferred. However, a hard copy may be requested.

In the case of a hard copy, the response must be correctly labeled as specified in the bid document. It may be sent to BCLC's head office by registered mail or prepaid courier or delivered by hand.

Any costs incurred by bidders in the preparation and presentation of their quote will be at their own expense.

Retailers

Lottery

How to Become a Retailer

Looking for an opportunity to attract new customers and drive traffic into your location? Learn about the benefits of becoming a BCLC retailer by checking out the pamphlets below or contact us at 1-866-815-0222.

Grocery store, corner store, drug store or gas station owners:

LotteryRetailNetworkInformation.pdf [261 KB]

Bar, pub or liquor store owners:

HospitalityLotteryNetworkInformation.pdf [2 MB]

Existing Lottery kiosks often found in malls. This is a full time commitment.

Retail_Stores_Group_Information.pdf [451 KB]

Retail_Stores_Group_Application.pdf [193 KB]

Casino

BCLC conducts and manages casino gaming. The Corporation partners with private sector casino service companies to provide facility and day-to-day operational services.

Applications to casino service provider companies for Gaming Security Officer positions require completion of the Gaming Security Officer Certification Program. This program is offered at the Justice Institute of BC.

Visit the Gaming Policy and Enforcement Division for more information.

Bingo

Bingo games can be held in a commercial bingo hall or run by a charitable or community organization. For information on applying for a government gaming grant, visit the Gaming Policy and Enforcement Division.