The attached component is required for end use within an oil & gas application. The client - a company that spends £50,000 a year on the services of subcontract machining suppliers - is looking to partner with a company that can offer a cost effective method of manufacture. Large quantities of this component are to be machined from stainless steel, making this project ideal for those whose in-house setups are geared towards production work.
This distributor of fasteners is looking to collaborate with a supplier that is able to produce square neck brass screws in accordance with their specification. This work forms part of a larger job which the client is currently quoting and as a result, they are keen to gain an understanding of the associated costs and lead times. Quotes are needed on 8000 off, to be called off in batches of 2000 at a time. This company outsources high volume machining work on a regular basis, meaning that there is scope for the selected vendor to be awarded additional orders moving forward.
This company operates within the fire suppression industry and regularly utilises the services of subcontract engineering suppliers. They are looking for a machining supplier who is able to manufacture the two attached components. These items have previously been moulded; however, due to quality issues, the buyer is now looking to update the method of manufacture. There are sizeable quantities of both parts ordered on a regular basis, making this an excellent opportunity to fill ongoing capacity and grow your long-term customer base.
Suppliers are asked to quote for the attached part, on behalf of a company from the food & beverage industry with an immediate order to place. This item is to be made from stainless steel, with quotes required on quantities ranging from 250 to 1000 off. Interested vendors must be able to provide delivery by the end of August; in turn, they will be given the opportunity to assist with additional orders of this item moving forward.
This enquiry is not to be missed by suppliers that are looking to fill ongoing capacity. This manufacturer of construction equipment is looking for a supplier to undertake large monthly orders of three new designs, which are to be machined from a mixture of aluminium and stainless steel. These components form part of a new assembly and the buyer will look to move forward with the successful supplier in the near future, as their in-house capabilities do not cater for this type of work.
A large volume of the attached locknut is currently required for manufacture, by a company that operates within the pump & valve industry. Their yearly spend on subcontract machining processes tops £50,000, meaning that there may be a chance for the successful supplier to get involved with a multitude of other projects from this company. They are looking to collaborate with a third party who has the capacity to produce monthly batches of 2500 off, up to an estimated total of 25,000 off per year.
Machinists that can manufacture large volumes of the attached titanium parts are sought, by a company that outsources upwards of £100,000 worth of work in this field every year. The items in question are new designs for which there is no current supplier and subsequently, the client is keen to gain an understanding of associated costs and lead times. This will be an ongoing project, with regular orders available for the successful supplier moving forward.
This distributor of fasteners is looking to collaborate with a supplier that is able to produce four different sizes of jam nut in accordance with their specification. This work forms part of a larger job which the client is currently undertaking for a new customer and as a result, they would like to speak with suppliers that have the required capabilities and capacity to undertake the work. Quotes are needed on 50 and 1000 off, with a possibility of further work becoming available for the chosen supplier.
Suppliers that can machine free-issue aluminium extrusions are sought, on behalf of a company that outsources in excess of £100,000 worth of machining work each year. This process has previously been managed in-house; however, due to an increase in production, the client is now keen to utilise the services of an external supplier. They will require up to 700 off units every year, meaning that the chosen vendor wins not only the project in question, but also a new long-term customer.
Three different machined components are required for end use within the environmental technology sector. The company behind this enquiry outsources machining work to the tune of £250,000 a year and requires quotes on quantities ranging from 250 to 2000 off. They would like to work with a supplier that is able to offer delivery by the end of July and moving forward, there will also be ongoing work available.
