Supplier Relations  Good relationships with our suppliers benefits both Bank of America and those who do business with us.

Supply Chain Management

Bank of America's Supply Chain Management division is responsible for the procurement of products and services for use by Bank of America and its Affiliates.

Working with this site.

The objective of this site is to give current or potential suppliers an understanding of the procurement practices and needs of Bank of America. It is highly recommended that you review the Quick Reference Guide and the FAQ section prior to registering your company. This will aid in an expeditious registration process.

	Access the Supplier Registration Quick Reference Guide for fast fact to assist with registering your company.
	For a list of common questions about the supplier registration process, please visit the FAQ.
	New suppliers.   To be considered for Bank of America's procurement activities, please register your interest in our database. If you have questions and have already registered call 1.888.550.6433 Option # 9 or International 1.401.865.7948 (Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m Eastern Time). Please be assured that whenever information is inserted or displayed on our supplier portal that the information is secured using encryption technology to prevent unauthorized access to your data. Bank of America also protects your privacy, as your company's information is never made available outside of Bank of America. You consent to our sharing your information and data with our associates and contractors of Bank of America and its affiliates located in other countries for the purpose of processing transactions between the bank and you.
	Registered suppliers.  Current suppliers can update their records by logging into the Supplier Relations registration Web site.
	Outside Counsel Procedures  This document is a guide for legal counsel hired by the Bank of America Corporation.

Bank of America's Supply Chain Management division supports:

	Competitive procurement activities and bid processes that foster equal opportunity for qualified companies to provide products and services that meet our requirements.
	Commitment to the growth and development of communities in which it does business.
	Supplier Relationship Development Initiative.  The goal of this program is to provide maximum opportunity for minority-, women-, veteran- and disabled person-owned businesses to participate in the procurement activities of Bank of America.
	Equal-opportunity employer.  Bank of America is an equal opportunity employer and requires companies with which it conducts business to do the same