POWERED BY DIVERSITY NATIONAL GRID SUPPLIER DIVERSITY PROGRAM
It Starts With You.
ONE OF AMERICA’S LARGEST electricity and gas delivery companies,
Carla Hunter Ramsey Director, National Grid Supplier Diversity Program
To become a registered supplier, log onto:
www.nationalgridus.com/supplierdiversity
Fill out only the New Supplier Application (Document 1), and click on the submit button.
Please email questions to:
vendor.onboarding@us.ngrid.com
National Grid is also among the top publicly-owned energy companies in the world. We are actively seeking small and diverse businesses to fulfill our needs.
Meeting our long-term goals depends on our expanding opportunities to small and diverse companies. To help increase our base of qualified suppliers, National Grid has developed partner-ships with numer- ous organizations that identify and/or certify suppliers. These include the U.S. Small Business Administration, the National Minority Supplier Development Council, the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council, the Women Presidents’ Educational Organization, The Elite Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Business, the United States Pan Asian Chamber of Commerce, and the Edison Electric Institute.
National Grid spends more than $200 million annually with small and diverse businesses. These firms supply goods and services that range from natural gas and gas heating equipment to electrical supplies and engineering services.
To assure that suppliers who do business with us are kept up to date on bidding
Supplier Diversity Opportunities Include: ❒ Building and Facilities Services ❒ Chemicals, Oils and Gas ❒ Communica- tions Systems ❒ Cryogenic Material ❒ Environmental Products and Services ❒ Field and Construction Services ❒ Fleet Support Products and Services ❒ Fuel ❒ Gas Distribution Materials and Accessories ❒ IT Hardware and Software ❒ IT Services ❒ Legal Services ❒ Maintenance Repair and Operations ❒ Meters and Instrumentation ❒ Office Supplies ❒ Overhead Lines ❒ Paints and Coating ❒ Paving ❒ Pipes and Cross Arms ❒ Printing ❒ Smart Grid ❒ Steel Poles ❒ Substation Material ❒ Switch Gear ❒ Tools and General Machinery ❒ Transformers ❒ Underground Cables ❒ Vegetation ❒ Vehicle Leasing ❒ Wire and Cable
opportunities, we hold frequent forums to discuss upcoming contracts in energy efficiency, alternative energy and green technologies, to name a few.
We are actively looking for suppliers who can provide innovative products or services that will put us at the forefront of carbon reduction, smart grid technology and renewable energy generation.
Carla Hunter Ramsey, director of National Grid’s Supplier Diversity Program, points to upcoming opportunities that include projects for suppliers who provide substa- tion and over/head lines, core products (meters, pipe fittings and laying and valves, transformers, gas meter refurb), gas meter accessories, street lighting and equipment, OEM parts and service, fleet med and heavy duty, survey, electric T&D, steel pole replacement, structural steel coating, painting on towers and poles, commercial printing, forms management, document management, LIPA distribution of efficiency products, and other energy efficiency programs.
National Grid is helping to transform the American economy by empowering communities and building sustainable partnerships. We might be looking for you!
Supplier Diversity Partners
SMALL BUSINESSES MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES HUBZONE BUSINESSES SMALL DISADVANTAGED BUSINESSES (8A) SMALL DISADVANTAGED BUSINESSES LGBT-OWNED BUSINESSES VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES SERVICE DISABLED VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES NYS CERTIFIED MBE/WBE
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