Unisys is relentlessly focused on delivering the best solutions and services to our clients. As a result, we actively seek suppliers who deliver to us the best ideas. Many of these businesses are small and disadvantaged firms, and we are committed to working with them as extended parts of our own business. We are proud of this commitment, and we believe it maximizes our ability to deliver the value our clients deserve.
Peter Altabef, Chair and CEO, Unisys
Bringing insights and capabilities to our service portfolio
Unisys builds high-performance, security-centric solutions for the most demanding businesses and governments. The ability to effectively attract and engage minority-owned, women-owned, and small business suppliers provides us with unique insights in each of these areas which is critical to retaining a competitive advantage.
An important part of our global supply chain is our Supplier Diversity Program. This program provides guidance and support to all business units and ensures direction toward achieving company Supplier Diversity Goals.
When the Unisys Supplier Diversity Program evaluates suppliers, we are looking for industry expertise and insight, along with the capability to deliver to a company of our size. This means we seek suppliers who are focused on helping deliver product quality, competitive cost and superior service in addition to having a solid foundation for capacity, and financial stability.
Suppliers must hold valid minority-owned, women-owned business, or disadvantaged business enterprise certifications or maintain valid registration as a small business through the Small Business Administration.
Certifications must be from an approved third-party organization. The approved third-party organization administers an in-depth review of all aspects of the business to ensure it is owned, operated and managed by minorities, and/or women. For more information about the certification process, please contact one of the appropriate certification organizations listed below.
- National Minority Suppliers Development Council (NMSDC) - 1359 Broadway, New York, NY 10018
- Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) - 1710 H St., NW 7th Floor, Washington, DC 20006
- Disability:IN | Supplier Diversity Program - 3000 Potomac Avenue, Alexandria, VA 22305
- Department of Veterans Affairs Center for Veterans Enterprise - Various locations in addition to contacting your Local or Federal Government