On this page please find information, guides and documents explaining how we manage relationships with our suppliers.
The Supply Chain Team at Veolia is responsible for sourcing the goods and services that the business requires and managing the associated supply chain risk in the UK and Ireland.
Regional Supply Chain and National Category Managers are responsible for the categories critical to the day-to-day delivery of Veolia's business operations, namely Operating Equipment & Supplies, Subcontracting, Mobile & Motorised Equipment, Energy & Chemicals, General Purchasing, Intellectual Services and IT & Telecommunications.
The Supply Chain Shared Services Team facilitates the transactional processes, including Vendor Setup and Maintenance.
Supplier Charter
Veolia is committed to the active improvement of the local environment, economy and communities, now and in the future. Veolia plays a part in all 17 SDGs (UN Sustainable Development Goals) at different levels and has a direct impact on 13 of them. To learn more, please download our Supplier Charter.
Veolia Northern Ireland - Standard supplier terms and conditions
All our suppliers are expected to agree to and accept the Veolia UK Standard supplier terms and conditions. Please find the Veolia UK General Conditions of Supply from this link: https://www.veolia.co.uk/supplier-information
Workday Supplier Portal Access
Workday is the platform for our master data and account creation which Supply Chain use for Supplier accounts. Once the account is created a link is sent to the supplier who can update details and provide documentation uploads to support any changes.
Anti-Corruption and Bribery policy
It is our policy to conduct all of our business in an honest and ethical manner. We take a zero-tolerance approach to bribery and corruption, and we expect our suppliers and subcontractors take the same approach. To learn more, please read our Anit Corruption and Bribery Policy.
Reporting concerns around compliance and ethics
Veolia's ethics and compliance commitment is part of a broader societal dynamic that sees a growing number of stakeholders questioning companies’ extra-financial performance. We encourage all employees, customers, suppliers, and any other parties, who become aware of a breach of ethics and/or compliance rules, to report the breach via the Group's alert line.