Not sure which test items to do — can you help me decide?

Projects within TMC's own capabilities are always done in-house. For the occasional specialty project requiring a partner laboratory, we'll tell you in advance and honestly note the subcontractor and subcontracted items on the report. Passing off subcontracting as in-house capability is against this industry's bottom line.

Before submission, give us the client's original requirements — do they need English reports, a designated laboratory, or extra formatting requirements? After verification, we give you written confirmation: if we can meet them, we proceed directly; if not, we tell you directly — no wasting your time.

We're not asking you to replace your existing supplier — we want to be your second supplier. When they can't fit your deadline or can't do certain items, you have an emergency option. The first order can start with a small project — expand once you find us reliable.

Let's work backward together. Tell me your report date and count back: report preparation N days, testing itself N days, sample receipt confirmation 1 day — that determines the latest day samples must reach us. I'll send written confirmation of that date, and both sides will track it together.

No problem. I'll compile the plan, quotation and justification into a document you can hand directly to leadership, clearly stating the risks of not doing this testing (customer rejection, rework, line stoppage). It'll be easier for leadership to approve; once approved, we can start anytime.