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Corporate Program

Google (Alphabet Inc.)

Fortune 100 · Mountain View, CA · Verified

Diversity Goal

$1 billion by 2025

Annual Diverse Spend

$1+ billion

Certifications Accepted

5

Supplier Portal

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Program overview

How Google (Alphabet Inc.)'s supplier diversity program works.

Google is committed to building a diverse supply chain that reflects the communities we serve. We actively seek partnerships with certified diverse businesses.

Accepted certifications

Which certifications Google (Alphabet Inc.) recognizes.

To register on Google (Alphabet Inc.)'s supplier portal as a diverse supplier, you need to hold at least one of the certifications below. Each link goes to the full guide for that certification: eligibility rules, application steps, and the issuing body.

Categories of spend

What Google (Alphabet Inc.) sources from diverse suppliers.

Registration process

How to register as a Google (Alphabet Inc.) supplier.

Apply through Google Supplier Diversity portal. Certification verification required.

Start your application →

Go deeper

The complete guide to becoming a Google (Alphabet Inc.) supplier.

How to become a Google (Alphabet) supplier in 2026: the SAP Ariba enrollment process, why it's invitation-based, what changed in Google's supplier diversity program, and how to actually get on the radar.

Read the Google (Alphabet Inc.) supplier guide →

From the procurement team

What Google (Alphabet Inc.) buyers look for.

Innovation and technical capability are paramount. Google values cutting-edge solutions.

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Before you apply

Confirm certification before registering with Google (Alphabet Inc.).

Google (Alphabet Inc.)'s supplier portal requires a current diverse-business certification at registration. The quiz cross-checks which certifications Google (Alphabet Inc.) accepts against the ones your business qualifies for, so you don't waste time pursuing a certification this buyer won't recognize.