Your CNC supplier slipped. Build the recovery quote around the real constraint.
Procut-CNC reviews the released revision, shortage date, release quantity, documentation flow-downs, material status, and process risk before stating a recovery path. The response is an engineering-reviewed commercial plan—not an unverified capacity promise.
5-axis, 3-axis, CNC turning, and Swiss machining.
Zeiss CMM and quoted reporting scope.
ITAR registered; approved transfer path required.
We target a response within one business day for a complete first review.
Recovery RFQ
Tell engineering what broke.
Commercial facts first. Attach non-controlled technical files on the full RFQ page.
Recovery sequence
Turn a supplier failure into a controlled sourcing decision.
Freeze the baseline
Confirm the released model, drawing revision, deviation authority, and exact recovery quantity.
Name the constraint
State the shortage date, current inventory, material status, outside processes, and what cannot move.
Review the risk
Engineering assesses process fit, workholding, critical features, inspection scope, and capacity.
Quote the path
The commercial response states price, assumptions, lead time, documentation, and any workable alternate.
What to send
A complete recovery package removes guesswork.
The most useful package tells engineering what is released, what is late, what inventory remains, and which requirements cannot be traded.
Model, drawing, revision, material condition, and approved deviations.
Required quantity, shortage date, annual usage, and follow-on releases.
Inspection reporting, FAI, certs, traceability, packaging, and PO clauses.
Available material, WIP, fixtures, approved outside processes, and disposition rights.
Use cases
Built for more than emergency expedites.
Missed releases
Evaluate a shortage quantity and a separate production path without hiding the capacity tradeoff.
Second-source qualification
Build a controlled first article and documentation scope before the primary supplier becomes a single point of failure.
Reshoring and continuity
Compare domestic process, material, release, and inspection assumptions on the same commercial baseline.
Recovery FAQ
Questions engineering will resolve.
Can you guarantee our missed date?
No schedule is promised before drawing, material, outside-process, inspection, and current-capacity review. The quote states the supported lead time and assumptions so the buyer can make a real recovery decision.
Can you take over work already in process?
Potentially, after traceability, material condition, completed operations, inspection status, tooling ownership, and remaining scope are verified. Unverified WIP is not treated as conforming input.
How is rush work priced?
Any expedite, setup disruption, premium material, outside-process acceleration, or added inspection is stated in the quote. “ASAP” is not treated as a free default.
Can you review ITAR-controlled recovery work?
Procut-CNC is ITAR registered. Use the commercial-only form to request approved secure-transfer instructions; do not enter or upload controlled technical data through the general intake.
Start with the constraint
Give purchasing a recovery option it can defend.
Send the commercial facts now. Engineering will identify what else is required for a controlled quote.