Sourcing proceeds within the applicable legal framework. Where a ministry of defense approval and an end-user certificate are required, the shipment follows those documents. The file opens the route; the goods then move.
We source items that are hard to find on the open market. The work is to reach the origin, confirm the item against the specification, and carry it along the approved end-user path.
How a supply is completed
- Reach the origin through the network
- Confirm the item against the RFQ and specification
- Ministry approval and end-user certificate where required
- Approved route and shipment documentation
- Delivery on the agreed date
- Complete file handed over with the goods
A delivery that is late, incomplete, or missing its papers is not a completed supply. Supply is complete when the item matches the RFQ, travels with the required end-user documentation, and arrives on the agreed date.
