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- Supplier excellence
- Small businesses
- Supplier Code of Conduct
- Supply Chain Environmental Sustainability
- Event calendar
Commitment to supplier excellence
PG&E promotes a competitive and comprehensive supply base, reducing supply chain's environmental footprint and establishing ethical business practices expected of suppliers.
We offer a variety of initiatives to support current and prospective suppliers, including technical assistance and development through our Technical Assistance Program.
The California Public Utilities Commission's Supplier Clearinghouse certifies businesses owned by minorities, women, disabled veterans, LGBT, persons with disabilities and certified Small Business Act Section 8(a) firms. Learn more about General Order 156 (PDF).
Woman; Minority; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgender; Persons with Disabilities Business Enterprises (WBE, MBE, LGBTBE, PDBE) must register and submit their online application with the CPUC Supplier Clearinghouse. You must submit your application in order to certify your diverse business.
Disabled veteran business enterprises (DVBE) must obtain certification from the California Department of General Services (CA DGS).
Create your supplier profile with PG&E. Then visit the current bid opportunities page to see if there are opportunities that might be a good fit.
Questions about supply chain responsibility? We're here to help. Email supplychainresponsibility@pge.com or call 510-898-0310.
PG&E strives to match suppliers with current contract opportunities.
Supporting small businesses
PG&E is committed to working with small businesses and providing them with the maximum practicable opportunity to participate in PG&E's procurement opportunities. Below you'll find information on small-business definitions and resources for small businesses.
Suppliers can register with the General Service Administration's System for Award Management (SAM) and maintain that registration annually. Registration in SAM is not required to do business with PG&E.
The Small Business Administration (SBA) maintains a list of size standards per North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code. The size standard is based on the number of employees or average annual receipts. Suppliers can learn more about the federal SBA small business requirements at Basic requirements (sba.gov).
In addition, this is how the SBA defines a U.S. small-business concern:
- Organized for profit
- Has a place of business in the U.S
- Operates primarily within the U.S. or makes a significant contribution to the U.S. economy through payment of taxes or use of American products, materials, or labor
- Is independently owned and operated
- Is not dominant in its field on a national basis
If you are a small business enterprise and want to work with PG&E, join us at one of the many outreach events we attend or host throughout the year. Determine if your capabilities and qualifications match up with our needs. After that, you may want to register as a small business in SAM System for Award Management (SAM). Lastly, create a PG&E supplier registration profile and check out current bid opportunities.
Create your supplier profile with PG&E. Then visit PG&E Bid Opportunities to see if there are opportunities that might be a good fit.
The Trade Professional Alliance (TPA or Trade Pro) provides a wide range of services and programs to help member contractors maintain and grow their businesses. TPA connects professionals to PG&E products and programs that benefit their customers. Visit the Trade Professional Alliance to learn more.
A commitment to ethical business conduct
All PG&E suppliers, as well as their employees, subcontractors and sub-suppliers must adhere to our Supplier Code of Conduct if they wish to do business with us.
Download PG&E's Supplier Code of Conduct (PDF)
Descarga el Código de Conducta para Proveedores de PG&E (PDF)
Supplier responsibilities
Share the Code with your employees and contractors working for, or on behalf of, PG&E.
Ensure everyone is in compliance with this Code, all applicable laws and regulations, and working in accordance with the highest standards of ethical business conduct.
Verify all workers are trained with the skills, expertise and certifications necessary to complete the job in a safe and compliant manner.
PG&E may ask suppliers to demonstrate conformance to this Code of Conduct. Failure to comply can result in contract termination. Typically, conformance verification includes review of suppliers’ policies, procedures and risk management systems to confirm adherence to PG&E conduct expectations.
Suppliers are a vital part of delivering on PG&E's Purpose, Virtues and Stands. PG&E expects all its employees and Suppliers to operate with integrity.
Suppliers who are aware of potential code violations or misconduct are required to speak up. Contact the Supplier's PG&E business contact or PG&E's Ethics & Compliance Helpline at 1-888-231-2310. Suppliers can contact us through the web or at EthicsComplianceHelp@pge.com. You can raise concerns anonymously.
PG&E prohibits retaliation against anyone who raises good faith concerns or cooperates with investigations.
PG&E's commitment to sustainability is an important factor in shaping how we select, engage with and manage suppliers. Our approach to supply chain environmental sustainability influences our product and service choices and strategies.
Download PG&E's Climate Strategy Report (PDF) to learn how our supply chain environmental sustainability efforts will reduce supply chain emissions through supplier engagement.
Supplier Environmental Performance Standards
Encourages performance improvement and promotes transparency and accountability.
Download PG&E Supplier Environmental Performance Standards (PDF)
Prime Suppliers' Subcontracting (Tier 2) Payment Reporting Portal
PG&E encourages suppliers who participate in its Tier 2 Program to submit monthly reports detailing their payment to subcontractors.
More about doing business with PG&E
Contact us
If you have additional questions about supply chain responsibility, email supplychainresponsibility@pge.com or call 510-898-0310.
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©2025 Pacific Gas and Electric Company