For buyers and for shops
OEM buyers with a full supplier and job shops with more work than spindle time both send overflow. Say which you are in the RFQ.
Human-routed parts RFQs · approved New England job shops
Your regular supplier is booked, a machine is down, or a job landed that is outside the usual range. Send the overflow RFQ here. We look for approved New England job shops whose process and capacity fit, so you are not cold-calling shops one by one.
OEM buyers with a full supplier and job shops with more work than spindle time both send overflow. Say which you are in the RFQ.
Send the same drawing package your usual supplier works from, including inspection and paperwork requirements, so the quote is apples to apples.
If no approved shop fits the process, material, or date you need, we tell you quickly rather than leaving you waiting.
Drawing, quantity, material, tolerances, and due date. Missing information gets a direct question back.
A person routes it only to approved job shops that fit the process, material, and quantity.
Price and lead time come straight from the shop. We never promise either on its behalf.
Not a parts job? Scrap solids (solids only, no chips or turnings) go to machineshopscrap.com/solids, used machines and tooling to usedcnctools.com, leftover bar stock from a canceled job to machineshopscrap.com, and inspection work to aiinspectiontools.com.
Yes. Shops send overflow when they are at capacity or a job is outside their equipment. Tell us whether you need the receiving shop to work under your name or quote your customer directly.
No. We never promise delivery dates. Include your real need-by date and the shop will tell you in its quote whether it can meet it.
Your RFQ goes only to the shops we route it to, not to an open bid board. If you need an NDA in place before drawings are shared, say so in your RFQ.
One RFQ, routed by a person to shops that fit.