Becoming a PGE Supplier
Supplier Diversity
As an overall strategy for the continuous success of our company, and the businesses that support us.
Want to become a PGE supplier?
PGE uses the Coupa Supplier Portal (CSP) to manage our supplier information, including for review and approval of new suppliers. Suppliers can register in the Coupa Supplier Portal which allows their company to be searchable in Coupa. Use this link to create an account. 
Important PGE supplier information
Important documents and resources
Our commitment to diversity
General rules PGE is committed to promoting diversity and economic development in the communities we serve. One way of demonstrating this is by ensuring equal opportunity in all competitive bid events for qualified minority-owned, women-owned, disabled veteran-owned and emerging small business enterprises (MWESB) suppliers. PGE recognizes that these businesses are vitally important to the overall success of our company.
We are committed to fostering an inclusive procurement process that is accessible and fair to all suppliers based on their ability to meet the company's performance, price and quality requirements. Our employees are responsible for identifying, qualifying, selecting and managing the procurement process for goods and services to assure that qualified diverse suppliers are appropriately included.Â
We also strongly encourage our prime contractors and major suppliers to support supplier diversity by creating a competitive procurement process that provides opportunities to the greatest extent possible for diverse supplier sub-contractors and businesses.
Supply chain sustainability
Our commitment Portland General Electric is committed to providing our customers with reliable, reasonably priced electricity. We seek solutions that reduce environmental impacts from our operations, ensure the safety and health of our employees, contribute to the well-being of our communities, and build value for our shareholders and customers.
Our suppliers and contractors are an integral part of PGE’s sustainability efforts. We view sustainability as a long-term approach to business planning and decision-making that balances our economic, environmental and social responsibilities.
Because our decisions affect our customers, employees, shareholders, suppliers and communities, we commit to using this balanced approach in our business decision-making processes.
To learn more about sustainability at PGE, visit Sustainability at PGE.
Supplier code of conduct and ethics and reporting
At Portland General Electric Co. (PGE), we are committed to conducting our business with honesty and integrity, in accordance with the highest ethical and legal standards. We expect our consultants, contractors, suppliers and vendors (Suppliers) to uphold the same high standards that we set for ourselves. We understand that Suppliers are independent entities; however, their business practices can impact and reflect upon PGE.
This Supplier Code of Conduct (Code) is based on the standards that apply to all PGE employees, and provides guidance on what we expect of our Suppliers as they work for, or on behalf of PGE. Suppliers are responsible for ensuring that they, and their employees, subcontractors, and agents review, understand, and comply with both the letter and the spirit of the Code. Noncompliance can result in contract termination or removal of a supplier from consideration for future business opportunities...
PGE Third Party Risk Management
To help strengthen Portland General Electric’s relationship with our suppliers, manage risk and ensure compliance with mandated laws and regulations, PGE has implemented a Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program. Suppliers doing work deemed high-risk are required to comply with the TPRM program requirements.
The TPRM program requirements vary depending upon the risk(s) that apply to a given supplier, and we may seek additional information and insight from you in some or more of the following areas:
Cyber security information, practices, and posture
Safety statistics, safety culture practices and procedures
Financial performance and solvency
Regulatory requirements, including FERC/NERC Standards
Material quality standards and practices
Environmental performance and impacts
Social, judicial and market findings
Business continuity and disaster recovery practices
Questions? Contact us
For help with questions about the Coupa Supplier Portal (CSP) visit our Existing Suppliers page or see Coupa FAQ’s.