China sourcing coordination
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These terms explain how our independent sourcing coordination works and what each project participant must verify.
Discuss your project
China sourcing coordination
These terms explain how our independent sourcing coordination works and what each project participant must verify.
Discuss your projectWorldwide Steel Buildings operates this site as an independent China sourcing and procurement coordination service. It is not the original brand website, an authorized distributor or the owner of supplier production facilities. We can help collect a project brief, identify potential suppliers, compare quotations, coordinate samples or inspection requests, consolidate questions and prepare export coordination records. The specific scope for any engagement is defined in a separate written agreement.
You should provide accurate building use, location, dimensions, loads, envelope requirements, quantities and delivery expectations. If an item is unknown, identify it as open. Supplier proposals based on incomplete inputs may change after design review. We may organize or transmit information to suppliers for the purpose of preparing a comparison, subject to the applicable agreement and privacy notice.
Final structural design, fabrication, product testing, building approval and site installation are responsibilities of the selected supplier and qualified project professionals under their contracts. Standards such as IBC, Eurocode or local rules apply according to the project location and use. A general supplier certificate is not a substitute for project-specific engineering, test reports or permitting review.
Quotation comparisons show stated supplier scope and known exclusions at the time of review. Prices, lead times and freight terms may change until confirmed in a binding supplier agreement. The buyer is responsible for final supplier selection, payment terms, insurance and import obligations. We encourage independent review of material specifications, inspection plans and shipment documents before commitment. Any technical acceptance should be recorded by the responsible professional, and any change to scope should be confirmed in writing before it affects price or schedule.