How to send the brief
Use the form on this page. Describe building use, footprint, loads you already know, quantity, destination, and the scope label you want priced.
ForgeSource Sourcing Inquiry Desk
The illustration shows the kind of access question a brief should mention. It is not a map pin, and this desk does not publish a street address or a public telephone number.
Where the reply goes
The work email inside the form is the reply path. Do not send project files to a brand payment page or a rental counter that this desk does not operate.
What happens next
The desk asks factories after the scope is clear enough to compare. Follow-up timing is confirmed in the reply; no fixed response interval is promised, and suppliers confirm their own timing.
Write the reference product you have been comparing, then the building use, footprint, height, and layout. Add the project location and the code jurisdiction if you know them. If design wind, ground snow load, or seismic design category is already in the project file, copy those figures. If they are not, say they are unknown.
Quantity needs a unit: modules, trailers, or building sets. Destination needs a ZIP, port, or jobsite description plus any road or crane limit. Requested timing should say whether a partial shipment is acceptable. Mark transport, foundation, installation, and utilities as in scope or out of scope so a shell figure is not read as a set building.
Optional budget fields sit in the second step when JavaScript is available. State the currency and whether the amount is per unit or for the whole order. High-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided is only your preference. It does not rate a factory, and you can leave it undecided. Without JavaScript, type those notes in the requirement box. The box text itself is not rewritten by the page.
ForgeSource Sourcing is an independent sourcing service. Sending a brief does not reserve production, create a contract, or confirm that a named brand can be supplied. Quotations, drawings, and any cited standard remain subject to the supplier that answers and to the reviewers you appoint.
- Contact
- Budget preference
- Project brief