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For manufacturing buyers

Start with a private manufacturing fit review.

Describe the product and destination, then add your contact details. The opening review is free and private. We confirm scope and price in writing before any paid work begins.

Private first-stage intake

Manufacturing brief

Start with a short product summary. The second step collects the contact details needed for a human fit review. If you already have quotes, select the comparison option; send the documents only after a private sharing method is agreed.

This form is for manufacturing buyers. Manufacturers should apply here. Vendor proposals and site checks belong in the contact form with the appropriate topic.

Two clear stepsUse a short, non-confidential summary. Optional detail can wait.

One final submissionNothing is sent when you continue to step two.

Human fit reviewAny reply comes from info@factorytender.com.

  1. 1. Product and destination
  2. 2. Contact and review

Required fields are marked *. Your details are sent only when you agree to the terms and submit at the end. Privacy and terms links open in a new tab; close that tab to return to this brief.

1. Product and destination

Already have quotes? Choose comparison. We will agree the scope and any fee before paid work begins.

Include units, kg, litres or another clear measure. An estimate is fine.

A short non-confidential summary is enough. Do not paste a formula, drawing or quote document.

Say where the goods will be sold and delivered; these may differ from your company's country.

2. Contact and review
Add useful detail (optional)

Do not submit formulas, artwork, technical drawings, passwords, payment details or confidential quote documents. We agree a private sharing method before receiving quotes. The opening review does not contact suppliers or commit you to a paid service.

Submission consent

What to include

A useful first brief usually covers:

  • Product, process and pack or component format
  • First run, expected annual volume and acceptable MOQ
  • Target market, delivery point and required production date
  • Required certifications, testing and regulatory status
  • Whether the formula, design, artwork and packaging are ready
  • The decision-maker’s company and contact details
Do not send formulas, technical drawings, customer lists, credentials or other trade secrets in the first email. We will agree the confidentiality and file-sharing step first.