Requests for Quotes
SPX selects suppliers based upon:
- Quality
- Delivery
- Technology
- Cost
SPX expects our suppliers to thoroughly review all product specifications during the Request for Quote (RFQ) process. It is imperative that you understand and build business processes into your organization that ensure “Quality at the Source.” As we develop our partnership, we need to strive for customer satisfaction.
If, as a supplier, you are unable to meet the product specifications (which includes, but not limited to, such things as tolerances, material, proper measurement and testing of product, etc.), please “No Quote” the RFQ request as published. We value our suppliers’ input and would welcome you to ask for clarification of the specification(s) or provide another alternative as a cost savings/ performance measure.
The new RFQ Form was released in February 2011. You will see that we have added new cells on the form to address general and environmental compliance.
When you receive a RFQ Form, you are required to complete the pink cells on the RFQ Form. We can no longer accept incomplete RFQ Forms. (click link below)
As part of the new RFQ process, we have developed a Purchased Product Classification and Document Requirement Matrix. This process currently is designed for Aftermarket Purchase Complete Product. (click link below)
SPX Purchased Product Classification and Documentation Requirements
If you feel you did not receive information you should have or have questions regarding the RFQ package, please contact your Commodity Manager.
