| JCPenney relies on its suppliers to help us offer compelling merchandise and services that will increase customer loyalty.
To support our business, suppliers should understand JCPenney’s business dynamics and be agile and flexible in responding to changing business conditions.
Retail Operations
With more than 1,000 stores throughout the United States and Puerto Rico and jcp.com – one of the largest apparel and home furnishing sites on the Internet and the largest general merchandise catalog business – JCPenney is offering better quality, styling, accessories and a relevant shopping experience to become the preferred shopping choice for Middle America.
Not-for-Resale Products and Services
JCPenney is focusing on enhancing our store portfolio through renovations of our existing store base and evolving our off-mall format to provide a best-in-class shopping experience for our customers. To help us achieve our goal, suppliers work with our procurement group to negotiate contracts for not-for-resale products and services.  Learn More
Logistics Operations
As part of our supply chain network, our five distribution divisions – Store Support Centers (Retail), Distribution Furniture Warehouse, Furniture Outlet Stores, Catalog (DLC’s) Logistics Centers and Retail Logistic Centers and Penney Expedited Package System (PEPS) – are keys to our continued success. These operations manage and control the efficient storage and flow of JCPenney merchandise, starting from the point of origin (international or domestic) to the point of consumption in our stores or directly to the consumer through jcp.com and catalog. |
 Construction and
Store Design
JCPenney continually seeks suppliers who can assist us in constructing new stores as well as renovating existing stores lighting, carpet, paint, restrooms, fitting rooms and installing fixtures like way-finding signage, price check scanners and front linear checkouts to make the shopping experience convenient for our customers.
The following are opportunities for suppliers who offer building, design and maintenance services such as:
- Architects and engineers
- Energy procurement
- HVAC
- CAD drafting services and general contractors
- Electrical
- Facility management (Multi-tier)
- Plumbing
- Carpentry
Suppliers who provide either design-related or construction-related products, must submit one of the following statements:
- An AIA Contractor's Qualification statement (AIA 305) for construction projects
- An AIA Architect's Qualification statement (AIA B-431) for design services
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