Fifteen weeks, quoted, across every product line.
Fifteen weeks is what we quote. Not a best case, and not an expedite fee. It holds because the work that usually breaks a schedule happens before the schedule starts.
Validate Your ConceptEvery program starts with a bill of materials scrub that flags long lead, single source and end of life components while there is still time to design around them. Build versus buy analysis settles what we fabricate and what we source before anyone commits. Component cross referencing finds the alternates in advance rather than during a shortage.
That work happens during feasibility, so the supply chain risk is resolved before the first drawing is released.
So the components that gate your build are held against forecast rather than ordered against your purchase order.
Inside our own facility.
Where you want to own the material and have us hold it.
[Named on day one, with direct contact rather than a queue. Confirm this is a real model before it ships.]
Engineering, build, and test happen in 135,000 square feet under one roof, backed by $1.5 billion in available capacity. No outside panel shop, no third-party integrator, and no schedule we do not control.
99.7% first pass yield. Work that is right the first time does not re-enter the queue.
98.6% on time delivery. Everything downstream of us gets scheduled against that date.
The published index for low voltage switchgear is 54 weeks.¹ We quote fifteen, and the four things above are why.
You will get back a drawing and a date.
