Requirement definition
Translate the intended application, capacity, operating conditions and support needs into a clear sourcing brief.
Procurement Services
A disciplined route from requirement to delivery.
TTC coordinates the technical, commercial and logistics work needed to source equipment internationally while keeping responsibilities and decisions visible.
Supplier sourcing & comparison
Identify suitable manufacturers and organize technical and commercial proposals for comparison.
Commercial negotiation
Clarify scope, payment terms, warranties, documentation and commercial conditions before commitment.
Verification & inspection
Coordinate supplier checks, quality documentation and independent inspection providers where appropriate.
Freight, insurance & customs coordination
Coordinate with external freight forwarders, insurers and customs-clearance specialists for the confirmed order.
Delivery coordination
Track production and shipment milestones and coordinate handover at the agreed destination.
Installation, training & after-sales
Plan commissioning, operator training, spare parts and support coordination for the supplied equipment.
Role transparency
The commercial role is stated in each quotation.
Depending on the confirmed transaction, TTC may act as the buyer-side sourcing agent, a written manufacturer representative, or a reseller. The applicable role, responsibilities, scope and commercial terms are stated before the order is placed.
Independent inspectors, freight forwarders, insurers and customs-clearance specialists remain responsible for their own professional services. TTC coordinates their involvement where agreed.
TTC does not guarantee lowest prices, customs outcomes, delivery dates or equipment performance. Manufacturer commitments and order-specific terms are documented in the written quotation and contract.
Start with a practical requirement.
Share the application, target capacity, quantity and delivery location so TTC can define the next sourcing step.
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