Moving our business forward. Together.
Become a vendor
We’re excited to work with new vendors, whether local, regional or national. With 43 destinations across the country, from casinos and hotels to racetracks, we’re always searching for diverse suppliers who share our vision to offer more access to more fun — for everyone.
Types of vendors
Some of the types of vendors we work with include, but are not limited to:
- Food
- Beverage
- Gaming & general equipment
- Engineering/Facilities
- Operating supplies
- Retail
Vendor selection criteria
We choose suppliers based on criteria adopted from the American Gaming Association and select those who can deliver the best overall value.
- Ability to meet specifications and standards
- Product and service quality
- Competitive prices
- Dependable delivery
- Quality control methods and practices
- Technical abilities and leadership
- Financial reliability
- Compatibility with existing products
- Adequate facilities and resources
- Spare parts availability
- Warranty, insurance and bonding provisions
- Proven performance and experience
Apply to be a vendor
To begin the process, you must be a certified vendor within your state.
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Step 1
Register in portal
Certified vendors can create a vendor account in our portal.
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Step 2
Online application
Use the portal to complete the vendor application and upload necessary documents.
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Step 3
Application review
We’ll review your application and provide status updates.
Interested in becoming a vendor?
Get in touch today to learn more about becoming a certified vendor. Contact us at [email protected]
Supplier quick links
Supplying our business. Creating opportunity. Advancing diversity.
We’re focused on creating diversity in every aspect of our business — from the floors of our casinos to the people who keep them running with the supplies we need. Our goal is to develop new opportunities for diverse suppliers through our supply chain.
Supplier Diversity Initiative
The Supplier Diversity Initiative is a coordinated effort at the corporate level — and across all of our destinations — to develop strong partnerships with diversity suppliers. Putting diversity first, we more than doubled our diversity spend in our first year, partnering with businesses owned by minorities, women, disabled individuals and veterans.
Moving forward, our goal is to increase our spending 3% every year. In addition, we’re continuing to enhance our efforts through the PENN Small Business Incubator — a program that onboards minority businesses and assists them in growing from local to national suppliers within our company.
- 2022
- 2023
+70%
increase in diversity spend since 2020Types of diversity partners
At PENN, we’re interested in diverse perspectives from diverse companies, and we’re excited to work with diversity suppliers throughout North America that include:
- Disabled business enterprises (DIS)
- Disabled veteran business enterprises (DVET)
- Disadvantaged business enterprises (DBE)
- Historically underutilized business zones (U.S. SBA HUBZone Empowerment)
- Minority-owned business enterprises (MBE)
- Minority & women-owned business enterprises (M/WBE)
- Small business administration 8(a) programs (SBA 8(a))
- Small business enterprises (SBE)
- Small disadvantaged businesses (SDB)
- Veteran-owned business enterprises (VET)
- Women-owned business enterprises (WBE)
Diversity partner spotlight
Eye 20 West Supply Company
Eye 20 West Supply Company is a female, minority-owned company based in Shreveport, Louisiana, continues to increase their sales with PENN, from $2.2 million in 2022 to $2.7 million in 2023.
Vendor Resources
Vendor contact
If you’re currently a vendor working with us, or hope to be in the future, we look forward to talking with you.
Get in touchReport a concern
If you’ve run into any issues as a vendor, we want to hear from you. We take your concerns seriously.
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