Saab delivers advanced products for operating in tough, challenging environments. As a company we need to be able to live up to and manage these demands, and in the same way our supply chain needs to be able to meet our requirements. Saab’s customers and stakeholders set high demands on us and our capability to reduce and mitigate risk, as well as acting and operating in a sustainable way. Our values describe how we act in order to meet these demands and we expect that our suppliers live up to the same high standard and share our ambitions in connection to sustainability, risk management and compliance. Saab has clear procurement processes in order to make sure that our suppliers have the capability to meet the requirements that are necessary in order to be able to be a supplier to Saab. In our supplier qualification process we assess and make sure that our suppliers meet Saab’s total requirements regarding technical capability, processes and policies. We have clear routines and tools in order to compare and evaluate suppliers’ different capabilities.Saab you need to go through our assessment process. The process is systematic and a part of our management system. We are using Ivalua for Supplier Management and Onboarding. For more information go to our Supplier Portal.Saab is committed to high standards of business ethics and sustainability. Saab’s Supplier Code of Conduct is based on the UN Global Compact’s ten principles and expresses the expectations that we hold for our suppliers.Saab Group values a well functioning Supply chain to support the delivery of the highest possible value to Customers. To achieve this it is expected that suppliers to Saab Group companies will have a mature and effective quality management system in place.This training provides suppliers with a basic understanding of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), the regulatory frameworks governing U.S. Government and defense-related procurements.