Legal company and factory identity
Confirm who signs, manufactures and exports.
Evidence must match the actual supplied configuration
Received is not the same as reviewed and accepted
SUPPLIER REVIEW
How we review suppliers before treating a proposal as project-ready.
A catalogue, certificate title or low factory price is not enough. Buyers need to know which company is contracting, where the product is made, what evidence exists and who remains responsible after delivery.
Buyer-facing review comes first
This page explains the checks buyers should expect. A supplier application appears at the end. Submission does not mean approval, preferred status or suitability for a Canadian project.
Manufacturing and engineering capability
Check production capacity, drawing control and subcontracted work.
Evidence must match the actual supplied configuration
Received is not the same as reviewed and accepted
Product file and evidence
Review current drawings, specifications, reports, scope and limitations.
Evidence must match the actual supplied configuration
Received is not the same as reviewed and accepted
Quality and traceability
See how problems are found, recorded, corrected and traced.
Evidence must match the actual supplied configuration
Received is not the same as reviewed and accepted
Packing and export readiness
Confirm packing, labels, lifting points, dimensions, weights and receiving instructions.
Evidence must match the actual supplied configuration
Received is not the same as reviewed and accepted
Warranty and after-sales responsibility
Require written warranty scope, spare parts, service contacts and defect responsibility.
Evidence must match the actual supplied configuration
Received is not the same as reviewed and accepted