Freddie Mac is committed to managing a robust supply chain to deliver the products and services needed to achieve our mission of Making Home Possible for America’s homebuyers, homeowners and renters.

We foster a fair and inclusive procurement process, ensuring that diverse suppliers have the opportunity to compete for business. Our Enterprise Supply Chain team actively manages our supply network and builds strong partnerships aligned to our values, mission and regulatory requirements.

We hold our suppliers to a high standard of quality, cost competitiveness and innovation, and all Freddie Mac suppliers are expected to adhere to our Supplier Code of Conduct.

If you are an existing supplier, visit our Existing Supplier page.

Prospective Suppliers

Freddie Mac’s suppliers build the foundation of our supply chain that facilitates our ability to meet the needs of the communities we serve in support of our mission to make home possible.

What to Expect as a New Supplier

Risk assessment and management: Freddie Mac assesses supplier risk and completes due diligence activities prior to all engagements. Depending on the assessment results, suppliers may be required to participate in more extensive risk assessment processes and risk mitigation activities. Once engaged, our suppliers participate in periodic risk reviews.

Creation and upkeep of a supplier profile: New suppliers are required to submit documentation essential for supplier contract management, supplier diversity reporting, tax reporting, processing payments and other payment considerations.

Other documentation:  New diverse suppliers that qualify as a Minority, Women, Disabled Owned Business (MWDOB) — at least more than 50% owned, managed and operated by a diverse entity — are required to submit their certification from a recognized supplier diversity organization such as the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) or the System for Award Management (SAMs), the Official U.S. Government System for collecting and validating supplier contract opportunities and contract data, or other similar organizations.

Provide Your Capabilities and Connect

Contact the Category Manager assigned to your product or service offering with your capabilities statement, following the guidance below. 

Freddie Mac will contact you directly if your services align with our business needs. 

Please note: Sending your capabilities does not constitute a business agreement with Freddie Mac or guarantee RFx participation.

Capabilities Statement Guidance

  • Company contact information: Company name, phone number, email address, company address, point of contact
  • Website and logo
  • Core good(s)/service(s)
  • North American Industry Classification System (NAICs) code(s)
  • Differentiators
  • Awards/achievements
  • Past clients/testimonials

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What We Purchase

  • Banking & Financial Services, Corporate Services & Facilities Management, Energy & Utilities, Human Capital Services, Learning & Development, Non-for-Profit, Professional Services (e.g., Legal, Marketing, etc.), Travel & Entertainment. Contact us.
  • Consulting Services, Outsourced Services. Contact us.
  • Cloud Infrastructure, Software & Applications. Contact us.
  • Data Information Services, IT Infrastructure, Office Equipment, Telecommunications. Contact us.