01 / PRODUCTION-GATE TRIAGE
Turn the next gate into a bounded brief.
Choose high-level planning inputs only. The local result prepares the quote-form brief in your browser; nothing is submitted until you review and send the form.
No technical files are requested or accepted. A submitted quote request starts a fit review and does not reserve capacity or confirm price, lead time, process fit, or delivery.
02 / MATERIAL + WORK PACKAGE
Built for bounded UAV work.
On-demand manufacturing review for engineering-grade polymer, composite, and hybrid UAV components or bounded assemblies.
- Work-package class
- Named component or bounded assembly tied to a released or explicitly changing configuration.
- Material / process
- Material family and proposed process are screened against geometry, tooling, inspection, and acceptance needs.
- Lot / rate boundary
- Requested lot, accepted-output definition, production period, and quantity curve are reviewed before any rate statement.
- Lead-time boundary
- Need-by timing remains an input, not a promise; material, tooling, package maturity, controls, and release authority determine the reviewed schedule.
No facility, process, capacity, lead time, delivery, or program fit is implied until the named work package is reviewed.
Production-readiness work may be routed through manufacturing locations in Ohio and California.
03 / PRODUCTION BASIS
Bound the basis before the program moves.
The matrix keeps the next program gate, the named component scope, and the inspection-to-release proof in one review.
| Review line | Bounded scope | Required output |
|---|---|---|
| Work-package class | Named component or assembly, configuration state, interfaces, and transfer boundary | One controlled scope for review |
| Material / process | Material family, proposed process, geometry, tooling, and known restrictions | Process-fit questions and assumptions |
| Lot / rate | Requested lot, accepted-output definition, production period, and quantity curve | A rate basis with no unsupported availability claim |
| Production control | Revision, work instructions, inspection, traceability, nonconformance, acceptance, and release authority | Controlled first-lot and release plan |
| Lead time | Need-by date, material, tooling, package maturity, controls, and release sequence | A scope-specific schedule only after review |
04 / RESOURCE + PROOF STRIP
Inspect the method before the request.
05 / CONTROLLED FIRST LOT
From RFQ to accepted shipment.
- 01
Submit the RFQ brief
Provide the work-package class, requested lot, material or process, need-by date, and safe business context.
Reviewable production signal - 02
Bound the production basis
Resolve configuration, material, tooling, process, rate assumptions, controls, and acceptance for the named scope.
Controlled first-lot plan - 03
Run the controlled first lot
Execute only the reviewed work instructions, material controls, inspection points, and nonconformance path.
Lot-specific execution record - 04
Inspect and trace
Tie material, process, inspection, nonconformance, and acceptance evidence to the unit or lot.
Accepted traceability packet - 05
Release and ship
Ship only after the named acceptance and release authority approves the reviewed output and retained evidence.
Accepted release and shipment