Developers & property owners
Discuss the design or engineering input a proposed project needs, and agree the responsibilities before work is commissioned.
Discuss a projectEMARC / Business connectionsThe right people.
The right people.
The right starting point.
For suppliers, specialist teams and businesses planning a project with EMARC. Choose the route that fits why you are here.
Choose your route01 — 03
01Supplier introductionsSuppliers, trades & specialist services
02Business collaborationProject enquiries & professional introductions
03Contact the partner teamExisting enquiries, questions & follow-up
Introductions and follow-up stay on this website. No separate account, password or B2B subdomain is required for an enquiry.
Supplier introductionsProject collaborationEnquiry follow-up
Working with EMARCDifferent expertise.
Different expertise.
A shared project brief.
A useful collaboration starts with knowing what each party contributes. Tell us where your business fits and what you would like to discuss.
Architects & designers
Start a conversation about structural, MEP, fire & life safety or submission coordination alongside your design scope.
Talk about coordinationContractors & fit-out teams
Explain the project stage, available drawings and the specific engineering or documentation questions that need attention.
Share a requirementSpecialist firms
Introduce a defined technical capability or discuss an interface with EMARC’s architectural and engineering disciplines.
Introduce your expertiseProperty & facilities teams
Discuss alterations, existing-building information or design coordination before planning the next stage of work.
Outline the requirementSuppliers & service providers
Use the vendor route to prepare a company introduction. Keep procurement records and confidential documents out of the first enquiry.
Go to vendor areaFrom introduction to discussion
A clear first conversation.
Share the context
Tell us about your company, the project or your specialist capability.
Clarify the fit
The relevant scope, information and points of contact can then be discussed.
Agree responsibilities
Confirm deliverables, commercial terms and the appointment separately.
Use the right channel
Use the agreed project or vendor channel for records and documents.
An enquiry is an introduction only. It is not an appointment, approved-supplier status, a purchase order or a promise of work.
Already working with us?
Continue the conversation.
Contact the team with your company name and a short explanation. For an existing enquiry, include its reference or the date you first contacted EMARC.
Partner enquiriesinfo@emarc.coSpeak with the team+971 50 172 9743
Please do not send passwords, verification codes or banking documents through the enquiry form.
Before you get in touch
A few useful distinctions.
Does an enquiry register or approve a vendor?
No. An enquiry starts a conversation. It does not create an account, confirm approved-supplier status or appoint your business. EMARC will explain any further onboarding steps separately.
Which route should a supplier use?
Start with the vendor area. It explains what to prepare and links to the same-site supplier enquiry form.
Can I upload drawings or certificates here?
No. This website form accepts text only. Ask the team for an appropriate document-sharing route before sending confidential files.
Can I discuss more than one engineering discipline?
Yes. Describe the requirement in your brief and choose general project discussion where appropriate. You can review EMARC’s six service areas before sending your enquiry.