As an existing supplier to Rolls-Royce, how do I find out more information for the supply chain?
You can get more information from the Suppliermanager website. This website pulls together all the information our suppliers need, in order to allow them to ensure quality for their contribution to the product life cycle. Go to the Suppliermanager website »

How does my company become a supplier to Rolls-Royce?
At the present time, Rolls-Royce is looking to rationalise the supply chain. Should the need arise for a new supplier, Rolls-Royce will search globally for an appropriate company; we do not actively encourage potential suppliers to send unsolicited information.

What does Rolls-Royce look for in a supplier?
Where we do take on new suppliers, they need to demonstrate financial stability (generally through the provision of a set of annual accounts) and we would expect the supplier to have ISO 9001 certification as a minimum. We also encourage suppliers to gain ISO 14001 certification.

As a supplier to Rolls-Royce, where can I find the information with which I must comply?
SABRe is the outward facing part of the Rolls-Royce Quality Management System, and is applicable to all suppliers or partners who provide products or services that impact upon Rolls-Royce and customer requirements. Go to the SABRe documents online »

Can we use the Rolls-Royce logo in our materials?
A supplier shall not refer to the Rolls-Royce name, the company's trademarks, or products in connection with any publicity without the prior written permission of the Commercial Services department at Rolls-Royce.

What is the Rolls-Royce policy on supplier diversity?
Rolls-Royce Corporation has an online form which facilitates the registration of the diversity and capability of its current and prospective suppliers. Read more about supplier diversity issues or register your company here »