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General Terms & Conditions

GSK reserves the right to propose contractual terms and conditions that it considers appropriate to a particular procurement initiative. To speed up the contracting process and to reduce the volume of paper when issuing purchase orders from certain sites around the world, GSK has developed some simple web-based sets of terms and conditions ("the General Terms & Conditions").

Rather than issue the General Terms & Conditions with each purchase order ("Order") issued, GSK incorporates them in each Order via a statement on each Order referring to this page.

Additionally, we produce a 3rd Party Supplier Code of Conduct (578KB PDF) that aligns with our ethical, social and environmental responsibilities to maximise the long term sustainability of our business and the communities in which we operate.

Accessing the General Terms & Conditions

The following General Terms & Conditions and other supporting documents are applicable to orders issued by GSK sites or businesses based in the locations indicated below.

You may need to install Adobe Reader to view these documents. If you are having difficulty viewing them, please call the telephone number set out in the relevant order.

United Kingdom

1. GSK UK orders relating to software or Information Technology services: UK General Terms & Conditions (IT Software & Services) (65KB PDF)
2. GSK UK orders relating to goods or services (excluding IT software or IT services): UK General Terms & Conditions (Goods & Services) (68KB PDF)

United States

1. US General Terms & Conditions (110KB PDF)
2. US Routing Guide (73KB PDF)
3. US Promotional Distribution Receiving Specifications (61KB PDF)

China

1. Purchase of Goods & Services (China) in English (60KB PDF)
2. Purchase of Goods & Services (China) in Chinese (156KB PDF)

Gulf and Near East

1. Purchase of Goods & Services (GNE) in English (80KB PDF)

Singapore

1. Singapore General Terms & Conditions (177KB PDF)

Application of the General Terms & Conditions

The terms and conditions in any separately negotiated written contract entered into by the parties in respect of the goods or services identified in the Order shall overrule the General Terms & Conditions.