Field Bridge Sourcing terms of service

Website information

Catalog names and buying notes are information for preparing an inquiry. They are not offers for sale, inventory records, engineering approvals or confirmed supplier specifications. An option in the catalog does not establish a contractual relationship with a manufacturer or reserve goods.

Your procurement request

Provide accurate contact information and a clear account of the requested product, quantity, destination and schedule. Identify estimates and unresolved requirements. Avoid submitting information that you do not have authority to share. Drawings and confidential commercial records should be discussed through an agreed channel after initial contact.

Scope of sourcing support

Field Bridge Sourcing is an independent sourcing partner. The service may involve clarifying requirements and comparing factory responses. Any additional inspection, logistics, design, installation or commissioning work requires a separately confirmed scope and responsible party. No supplier capability is established by a page description.

Quotes and purchase decisions

A proposed quotation must identify its configuration, currency, unit basis, quantity, validity and delivery terms. Buyers should review exclusions, documents and destination requirements with the relevant supplier and advisers. Budget and supplier preference are optional planning inputs; they are not verified quality ratings or proof of price advantage.

Separate agreements

A website submission does not form a supply contract or confirm a delivery date. Orders, payments, warranty arrangements and dispute terms must be recorded in a separate agreement with the relevant contracting parties. Do not rely on a general article as a substitute for project-specific technical review.

Use and clarification

Use the website lawfully and avoid interference with its operation. Information may be corrected as product requirements or service details are clarified. If you need an explanation of these terms, identify the relevant passage in a website inquiry before proceeding with a transaction. Your request should distinguish website access questions from a product purchasing instruction.