By keeping Heathrow open and operating safely, our dedicated teams have helped passengers get away on their journeys, and businesses continue trading with the world despite unprecedented challenges.
Heathrow’s agenda on sustainability has evolved over the past several years meaning some of the aspects we were seeking as improvements before are now expected standard practice at the airport. In order to provide goods, works or services at Heathrow there are certain elements we must all comply with readily.
Heathrow is committed to the Modern Slavery Act and requires all suppliers to adhere to contractual obligations relating to modern slavery. As part of our supplier selection process, those operating in medium and high labour risk categories must now commit to working with one of Heathrow’s approved external working conditions assessors and undertake an independent modern slavery assessment.
Heathrow remains accredited by the Living Wage Foundation and requires all suppliers to pay the London Living Wage.
We are also a proud signatory of the Fair Payment Code (FPC), formerly known as the Prompt Payment Code. The FPC promotes best practices in payment performance.
Suppliers should also join The Supply Chain Sustainability School.
Opportunities to work at Heathrow Airport will be posted on this CompeteFor platform by Heathrow and its direct supply chain.
Heathrow microsite: https://www.competefor.com/heathrow/
Heathrow pipeline: https://www.competefor.com/heathrow/pipeline/
Heathrow tenders: An Oracle system is used for tenders. If invited to participate in a tender, you will be asked to register in a separate system.
Watch the video to discover how Heathrow uses CompeteFor to create opportunities across its supply chain: