MATERIAL · SCHEDULE · DESTINATION
Clear terms for quotations and supply.
Material, operations, tooling and quantities shape the quotation. The schedule, packaging and destination define how deliveries are organized.
PREPARE YOUR REQUIREMENT
Three inputs for a useful quotation.
The component
Specification, material and acceptance criteria.
The schedule
Batch quantity, expected consumption and timing.
The destination
Packaging, identification and receiving requirements.
01 / SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
A shared basis for comparing quotations.
Compare proposals against the same part definition, preparation scope and delivery requirements. The review needs to distinguish in-house manufacturing, purchased items and third-party work, as well as included items and those needing an additional condition or approval.
| Item | Comparison basis | To agree |
|---|---|---|
| Part | Same specification, revision, material and finish | Clarify alternatives or open requirements |
| Quantities | Batch and demand assumptions used for the quotation | Distinguish quoted quantity from the estimated schedule |
| Preparation | Included tooling, samples and documentation | Identify scope and responsibilities before proceeding |
| Delivery | Packaging, destination and terms considered | Clarify transport, receiving and applicable responsibilities |
02 / SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
Raw material linked to the project.
ETAR also uses imported raw materials. Selection depends on the specification, supporting documentation and required planning. Alternative materials or origins are assessed and submitted for approval where applicable.
- Agreed material
- Applicable documentation
- Identification and purchasing needs
- Change management
03 / SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
What changes when the schedule changes.
Batch quantity and delivery frequency are different inputs. The schedule supports purchasing and manufacturing planning on that basis. Demand or revision changes require consideration of available material, work in progress and preparation before setting new terms and an implementation point.
Delivery quantity and expected demand
Frequency and destination
Affected material and work in progress
Revision and change implementation point
04 / INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY
Domestic and international assessment.
For operations outside Argentina, share the destination and receiving requirements. The proposal considers documentation, transport and responsibilities applicable to that transaction.
PROJECT QUESTIONS
Before defining the quotation.
Is there a minimum order quantity or fixed lead time?
Quantities and lead times are assessed against the component, material, operations, tooling and preparation needed. Share your expected volume, frequency and target dates to define quotation and delivery terms for the specific project scope. These conditions form part of the technical and commercial review.
What is reviewed when a drawing changes during supply?
We identify the new revision and assess its effect on material, operations, inspection and supply conditions. Stock from the previous revision and affected documentation are also reviewed. Validation and implementation timing are agreed according to the change and the responsibilities defined for the project.
YOUR PROJECT
Let’s discuss your supply schedule.
Batch quantities, frequency, destination and target dates help define the supply proposal.