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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.

Read the step-by-step guide: How to become a Google (Alphabet) supplier: the real path in 2026.

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.