'service supplier' is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a company or organization that provides products and/or services. For example: "Our organization has chosen ABC Service Supplier to fulfill our IT needs."
HOUSTON, March 8 (AP) — John F. Baugh, founder of the Sysco Corporation, a food and service supplier based in Houston, died Monday.
Susan Gregory is head of food at Nestlé Professional, a leading food service supplier operating across the out of home market.
But privatisation came in in 1989, and two years ago Thames Water was acquired by the German energy conglomerate, RWE, "the third largest water service supplier in the world".
The latest employment figures from the Office of National Statistics make grim reading for all those working in and with the public sector (unless perhaps you are an external service supplier).
But the former executives and others say that the passion with which U.S. Foodservice managers chased those payments shaped the culture of the company, the second-largest food service supplier in the country.
Lawyers for Apple Computer had argued that the earlier deal did not forsee the rise of digital music or the difference between being a service supplier and a content creator.
Costs were cut further by thinning the roster of parts suppliers by one-third and service suppliers by half.
Invariably, large tax debts go unpaid as HMRC and other unsecured creditors such as local service suppliers are unprotected.
Providing instant access to services, such as transportation, the platforms (for example, Uber and Lyft) connect the service suppliers, usually individuals, with those seeking the service.
"The amendments make it easier for Australian business visitors, including service suppliers and investors, to work in Singapore; providing greater opportunities for services exporters; and creating greater certainty and reducing red tape for exporters of goods, services and investment".
For an external Wi-Fi beam to be detected indoors, homes have had to be kitted out with signal-boosting wireless modems.These complications have made a mockery of service suppliers' business plans.
