Personal identifiers¶
Suppliers and tenderers can be organizations or individuals (natural persons). Such individuals are often referred to as "sole traders" or "self-employed individuals".
Details of natural persons can be disclosed using the parties
section in OCDS only if:
The natural person is a tenderer or supplier; and
The laws in your jurisdiction permit the publication of such details
Subject to the above, you can disclose identifiers for natural persons using the Identifier
building block.
There are two components to an identifier in OCDS:
a code indicating the list or register from which the identifier is drawn (the
scheme
); andthe identifier itself (the
id
).
Follow the guidance from the Beneficial Ownership Data Standard to construct a scheme
value for the personal identifier:
the scheme should have the pattern {JURISDICTION}-{TYPE} where JURISDICTION is an uppercase ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code and TYPE is one of PASSPORT, TAXID or IDCARD
Worked example¶
In the example below:
A self-employed individual submits a bid for a tender in Colombia
The individual is listed in the
parties
section with 'tenderer' in.roles
The individual's ID card number is published in
.identifier.id
.identifier.scheme
is constructed from the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code for Colombia ('COL') and the type of the identifier ('IDCARD')