Supplier Diversity Program
Strengthening Small Businesses
Our projects take us all over the world, building a network of relationships along the way. To us, supplier diversity is not just a business strategy, but a commitment to fostering innovation, inclusivity, and economic growth. By partnering with small and unique businesses, we bring new perspectives and solutions to our projects, enhancing our ability to meet the varied needs of our clients. Our supplier diversity program ensures that we support the development of a robust and dynamic supply chain, driving success for both company and the communities we serve.
Our Leadership
Small Business Liaison Officer
Carlos Rivera is Culmen International's Small Business Liaison Officer (SBLO) and the Vice President of Global Health Programs. Carlos leads our efforts to expand Culmen's network of small businesses and suppliers to continue to provide our clients whigh quality solutions.
Register
If your company is interested in partnering with Culmen International, take a moment and register with us through the form below. If you are currently registered with us and need to update your information, please fill out the form with your updated information.
We use this information as a database for potential suppliers and partners as opportunities arise. By filling out this form, you are not committing to any obligations, nor is Culmen obligated to reach out to you. If you any questions, please contact us at supplierdiversity@culmen.com
Strength in Numbers
Culmen International is fully committed to the provisions contained in Public Law 95-507, as amended, and Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 19, establishing requirements for participation in federal contracts to include:
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Small business (SB) concerns, including Native American small businesses
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Small disadvantaged business (SDB) concerns owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals
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Small business concerns owned and controlled by women (WOSB)
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SBA-certified HUBZone (Historically underutilized business zones) small businesses
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Veteran-owned (VO) and service disabled veteran-owned (SDVO) small businesses
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AbilityOne organizations employing the blind and the severely-disabled