Rainbo is an industry leading provider of global procurement and supply chain services with 30 years’ experience, distributing an extensive range of products to multiple markets.
As well as our traditional Mining, Oil & Gas markets, Rainbo is established in the Infrastructure industry. We work with many large UK and international organisations to fulfil their procurement requirements, currently with projects in Africa and the Middle East.
Our services are designed to complement our customers’ purchasing requirements, working with them to add value wherever possible. We are able to do this through our huge experience and knowledge of international sourcing and procurement. This knowledge, coupled with strong procurement and supply chain teams, enables us to support our clients’ projects to ensure delivery is within time and on budget.
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Rainbo Supplies is one of the UK’s leading procurement companies, delivering responsive and cost-efficient procurement services to our customers across the world.
With advanced global sourcing methods, a highly experienced team, prized manufacturer relationships, vast consolidation expertise and a truly innate understanding of our customers’ requirements, we always deliver and ultimately save our customers money and time
28 years in the industry
Established in 1994, serving the Oil & Gas, Mining, International Aid and other industries, we are proud to have worked with many leading companies and organisations across our sectors, assisting purchasing departments of all sizes.
Including operating as a truly outsourced partner and exclusive distributor of specialist products such as: Marapco, Optima and Fleetguard.

We pride ourselves on being a cost effective solution to sourcing products for your project and maintenance requirements.
Our procurement team deliver consistent cost savings to our customers and our dedicated in-house supply chain team will ensure your goods arrive safe and within delivery expectations.
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