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How to Become a Potential Supplier for RBC
Thank you for your interest in becoming a potential supplier
with RBC.
Each year, RBC buys well over $6 billion worth of goods and services from its approved suppliers.
To find out more about RBC please visit our
Corporate Profile
web site.
How to Register to Become a Potential Supplier with RBC
To be considered as a potential supplier, you must register by completing our
Supplier Information Form.
Once you complete and submit the form, your information will be part of our Potential
Supplier Database,
where it will remain for two (2) years. The
Supplier Information Form is your opportunity to tell us about your
company, and it is our primary source of supplier information
that we refer to when we assess the market for new sourcing opportunities.
Completing the registration ensures your company will be considered for bid but it does not guarantee that
your company will receive an invitation to bid or a contract from us, nor does it imply that your company has any
type of procurement relationship with us, either now or in the future. In the event RBC considers a sourcing event
for products or services described in your supplier registration, your application may be considered and we may contact you.
Once you have completed and submitted our Supplier Information Form, you will receive an electronic
acknowledgement confirming that we have received your information.
For assistance in completing the Supplier Information Form, please refer to our
Help page
or if you have trouble submitting the form contact us at
procurementsupport@rbc.com.
Important Information You Need To Know
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e-Procurement |
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Electronic Procurement capability is very important for doing business with RBC.
If you offer high-quality goods and services with top-notch customer service and
have e-Procurement capability, you could be one of the many small, medium and large businesses
supplying RBC.
RBC wants to efficiently and cost-effectively buy goods and services.
The electronic processing of invoices, requisitions,
contracts, and both financial and non-financial information, are the cornerstones of RBC’s e-Procurement system. |
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Diversity |
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Supplier Diversity promotes development and provides maximum opportunity for minority, women,
and disabled-owned businesses to participate in the procurement activities of RBC.
For details about Diversity at RBC please visit
RBC - Corporate Responsibility |
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Environment |
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RBC’s Procurement group, is responsible for the company’s
purchase of goods and services has put in place a Green
Sourcing Initiative, which employs environmental screening
mechanisms, such as our Green Procurement Questionnaire to
help us select the most appropriate supplier for RBC. These
mechanisms weigh and score the social and environmental
policies and practices of our potential and existing
service and product providers. We believe that by
influencing our suppliers to increase their efficiency, we
help reduce indirect energy use, material consumption
and greenhouse gas emissions. |
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Confidentiality |
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We are committed to respecting the confidentiality of all customer information.
Member companies of RBC have developed a strict internal Privacy Code which governs the
behaviour of both their employees and suppliers with regard to the accuracy, confidentiality
and security of client information.
The personal information you provide us will only be used to assess your application for
supplier status with RBC. It will not be shared with any other third party, including any
other RBC departments, without your consent. If you are selected as a supplier for RBC,
you will be expected to, at a minimum, conform to the same practices and policies RBC has
with respect to security and use of personal information. For complete details on our commitment to
privacy, please refer to
Our Commitment to Client Privacy. |
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