Specification and sourcing brief
Share the BOQ, technical clauses, intended use, project location, delivery scope and any approved-brand or country-of-origin requirements.
SUPPLIER REVIEW / TECHNICAL EVIDENCE · UAE PROJECTS
OEM & technical sourcing for sport and play
Start with the project specification and the evidence it requires. AG Active Play can coordinate supplier enquiries, product-document review and commercial scope for sports and play packages. European or other origin requirements can be included in the brief; country of manufacture is confirmed for the quoted product.
Build a quotation around the actual site.
Organise supplier enquiries and product evidence for playground and sports infrastructure projects. Origin, manufacturer status, distributor rights, technical compliance, price and delivery are verified for the specific quoted item and project.
Supplier and origin review
Check the legal supplier, product family, production scope and country of manufacture against attributable evidence. A company location or brand office does not establish where a specific product is made.
Technical submittal
Request model-specific datasheets, drawings, declarations, test evidence, installation instructions, maintenance details and warranty terms. Identify missing or conflicting documents for clarification.
Commercial and delivery scope
Compare like-for-like quantities, delivery basis, freight, civil works, installation, commissioning, exclusions, warranty and quotation validity before preparing an offer.
Before you request a quotation.
Can a project request European sourcing?
Yes. State the required product category, specification and origin requirement. Any origin statement is checked against documentation for the exact product offered.
Does a supplier review mean the supplier is approved?
No. Research and public information do not establish supplier approval. Approval, rights, documents, pricing, programme and scope require current project-specific verification.
What should I send for a sourcing review?
Send the project location, BOQ or specification, drawings, required origin or approved-brand criteria, submission deadline and delivery scope. Do not send confidential data unless it is required for the enquiry.
SYSTEMS TO REVIEWStart with the activity.
Start with the activity.
Shape the right brief.
The final system depends on the venue, intended use, site conditions and verified supplier information.
Requirement and specification review
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
Supplier capability and product-origin checks
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
Datasheet, drawing, sample and certificate coordination
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
Quotation scope, delivery interfaces and after-sales questions
Confirm options, technical data and commercial scope for the project.
EARLY PROJECT CHECKGood planning begins
Good planning begins
with the site.
Bring these points into the first conversation. They help identify the right questions for designers, suppliers and appointed contractors.
Required product, scope and project location
Applicable standards or specification clauses from the tender
Origin, brand or approved-manufacturer requirements
Delivery programme, samples and document-submission deadline
FOR A USEFUL FIRST REVIEWShare what you know.
Share what you know.
We’ll map the next step.
Drawings are helpful but not essential for an initial enquiry. Technical approvals, detailed engineering, prices and delivery arrangements require project-specific confirmation.
Project specification, BOQ or drawings
Required origin and approved-brand criteria
Technical submittal and sample requirements
Delivery destination and requested commercial scope
Send your project briefIllustrative planning information. Confirm standards, test evidence, dimensions, engineering and installation scope for the selected system and project.