Services

The right support.
At the right stage.

Explore products, prepare your supply basis and coordinate the work through to shipment. Choose a starting point, then agree a scope that fits your project.

Choose your starting point

Where is your
project today?

Start at the stage you need.
Connect the next when you are ready.

Build a stronger supply basis.

Explore product choices and clarify what suppliers can support before you make a proposal.

Explore the scope

What goes in.
What comes back.

Open a service to see the inputs, deliverables and boundaries. Every paid engagement has its own agreed outputs, effort limits and approvals.

01Product research & technical sourcingBring better-informed proposals to your customers.

Explore Chinese products, materials and equipment suited to the application—not simply the newest catalogue. Compare useful features, practical limitations, indicative costs and supply conditions before making a recommendation.

What you provide

Application, operating conditions, essential requirements, current product information and target market.

What you receive

Product options, a technical question log, an initial comparison and the evidence still needed.

Scope boundary

Technical suitability and any equivalence require the buyer’s or appointed engineer’s approval. No claim of expertise across every industry.

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02Tender preparation supportCheck the supply basis before you make a commitment.

Translate product information into clear supplier questions and evidence-backed technical responses. Clarify the proposed model, configuration, documents, price basis and schedule before your offer is submitted.

What you provide

Requirements you are authorised to share, document revisions, bid dates and mandatory criteria.

What you receive

Supplier responses, technical deviations, quotation comparisons and unresolved commitments.

Scope boundary

Support is based on legitimate project needs and verifiable characteristics. The customer remains responsible for its bid, applicable procurement requirements and final submission. No award outcome is guaranteed.

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03Multi-category procurementMultiple products. Multiple suppliers. One coordinated process.

Break a mixed purchasing list into manageable workstreams. Bring specifications, interfaces, quantities, supplier schedules and open issues into a single project view so that missing accessories or late components are easier to identify.

What you provide

Item list, quantities, interfaces, required documents, delivery milestones and approval owners.

What you receive

A sourcing plan, supplier and quotation comparison, dependency log and consolidated progress reports.

Scope boundary

Category competence is assessed before acceptance. Specialist engineering and testing are separately scoped.

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04Existing supplier managementKeep your suppliers. Add support where you need it.

Get China-side help with technical questions, production updates, missing documents and corrective actions while retaining established supplier relationships.

What you provide

Supplier contacts, relevant orders, agreed specifications, milestones and permission to communicate.

What you receive

Dated action records, progress evidence, exception reports and decisions requiring your approval.

Scope boundary

You retain purchasing and payment authority. Supplier promises are reported with their source and are not automatically verified facts.

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05Inspection & certificate coordinationConnect approved requirements to the goods being supplied.

Carry the specification baseline into a product-specific inspection plan. Review certificate completeness, matching and available issuer or registry confirmation, and coordinate corrective action when discrepancies arise.

What you provide

Approved technical requirements, acceptance criteria, inspection scope and supplier documents.

What you receive

Specification and certificate check records, agreed inspection reports and nonconformity follow-up.

Scope boundary

Inspection and testing are limited to their agreed scope. Certificate authenticity is not proof that every delivered item conforms. Independent specialist fees require approval.

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06Consolidation & logistics coordinationPlan for the destination—not only the factory gate.

Consider dimensions, weight, packing, supplier readiness and transport constraints early. Coordinate consolidation, forwarder quotations, shipping documents and handover so that procurement and logistics plans fit together.

What you provide

Supplier locations, cargo details, destination, required dates, delivery terms and importer arrangements.

What you receive

A shipment-readiness plan, packing and document checklist, logistics comparison and handover record.

Scope boundary

You approve routes and costs. Carriage, insurance and customs obligations sit with the separately appointed parties; we are not automatically the carrier or importer.

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Multi-sector procurement experience

Broad product experience.
Detailed procurement control.

Our experience spans the categories below. Mixed lists are reviewed item by item, with suppliers and technical dependencies coordinated as one project. The scope and specialist input for each new engagement are confirmed before acceptance.

Electrical Power Materials & EquipmentPumps & ValvesWater TreatmentSolar PV Equipment & ComponentsInstrumentation & MeasurementMachinery & Spare PartsVehicles & Special-purpose EquipmentICT Equipment & InfrastructureMedical Equipment
Infrastructure setting with technical systems and project interfaces
Warehouse racks and packaged goods for procurement coordination
Start with the application

The product is only
part of the requirement.

How equipment will be used affects the questions you need to ask: operating conditions, interfaces, accessories, maintenance, documents and delivery constraints.

We organise those questions before supplier commitments are treated as a purchasing basis.

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