FULL MFG / Sourcing

Give us the sourcing problem.

Custom parts, commercial components, tooling and materials coordinated around your build.

Source against a clear specification

Part identifiers, drawings, material specifications, quantities and acceptance criteria are the basis of a useful supplier inquiry. Share known constraints and approved alternatives.

Compare more than unit price

Tooling, minimum order quantities, lead time, quality documentation, freight and change responsiveness belong in the comparison. Quote assumptions should be visible.

Develop a second source

An alternative supplier needs more than a matching price. Establish capability, verify requirements, plan samples or first articles and agree release conditions.

Domestic and international options

Domestic sourcing can reduce some operational risks, while other requirements may call for a broader supplier search. Origin, availability and the production route are confirmed within the project.

Bring us the manufacturing problem

“We need this made.”
Start right there.

An idea. A drawing. A part that needs a better production path. Let’s define what comes next.