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AECOM

Fortune 500 · Dallas, TX

Diversity goal: Award-winning diversity program

8(a) · DBE · HUBZone · MBE · SDVBE +3 more
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Jacobs

Large Enterprise · Dallas, TX

Diversity goal: Industry-leading diverse spend targets

8(a) · DBE · HUBZone · MBE · SDVBE +3 more
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KBR

Large Enterprise · Houston, TX

Diversity goal: Meeting and exceeding federal goals

8(a) · HUBZone · MBE · SDVBE · SBE +2 more
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FAQ

Common questions about corporate supplier diversity programs.

What is a corporate supplier diversity program? +

A corporate supplier diversity program is a procurement initiative where a company commits to sourcing goods and services from diverse-owned businesses (minority, women, veteran, LGBTQ+, disability-owned). Programs typically set annual diverse-spend goals and require third-party certification at supplier registration.

How do I register with a corporate supplier diversity program? +

Most corporations require registration through their supplier diversity portal. The standard requirements: an active diverse-business certification (NMSDC MBE, WBENC WBE, NGLCC LGBTBE, NaVOBA VBE, or Disability:IN DOBE), company contact and capability information, and the NAICS codes you serve. Many programs also surface diverse suppliers through Supplier.io or the certifying body's own member directory.

Do I need certification to work with Fortune 500 companies? +

Most Fortune 500 supplier diversity programs require third-party certification (NMSDC, WBENC, NGLCC, Disability:IN, NaVOBA) before a supplier can register as "diverse" on their portal. Without certification, you can sell to the corporation as a general supplier but won't count toward their diverse-spend goals.

What percentage do corporations typically spend with diverse suppliers? +

Corporate diverse-spend goals vary widely. Many Fortune 500 companies target 10 to 15% of addressable spend. Leaders like Apple, AT&T, and Johnson & Johnson exceed $3 to $10 billion annually. Some programs set specific category targets (MBE, WBE, VBE) that ladder up to a total goal.

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