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    The document requests that casting foundries provide cost estimates for producing certain parts via casting rather than the current machining or forging processes, as part of an ongoing tender to identify the most cost effective production processes. It provides an attached list of parts specifying their current production method and where they can be found in the bid sheets. Foundries are asked to provide casting price quotes as an alternative in the specified columns of the relevant bid sheets for machined and forged parts. The final material selection would require agreement with DSI engineers.

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    The document requests that casting foundries provide cost estimates for producing certain parts via casting rather than the current machining or forging processes, as part of an ongoing tender to identify the most cost effective production processes. It provides an attached list of parts specifying their current production method and where they can be found in the bid sheets. Foundries are asked to provide casting price quotes as an alternative in the specified columns of the relevant bid sheets for machined and forged parts. The final material selection would require agreement with DSI engineers.

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    Kimden: Kime: CC: Konu: Tarih:: Cost Effective Production Processes Çarşamba, 11/06/2008 13:34

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    The document requests that casting foundries provide cost estimates for producing certain parts via casting rather than the current machining or forging processes, as part of an ongoing tender to identify the most cost effective production processes. It provides an attached list of parts specifying their current production method and where they can be found in the bid sheets. Foundries are asked to provide casting price quotes as an alternative in the specified columns of the relevant bid sheets for machined and forged parts. The final material selection would require agreement with DSI engineers.

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    Kimden: <strategic.sourcing@dywidag-systems.

    com>
    Kime: <acarerdokum@acarerdokum.com>
    Cc:
    Konu: Cost effective production processes
    Tarih: Çarşamba, 11/06/2008 13:34

    Dear Vedat Kural,Through the ongoing tender we also want to identify the most cost
    effective production process for selected parts. Thus we encourage casting
    foundries to quote a cast version for a limited number of parts which are either
    machined or forged currently.

    You will find the list of these parts in the attached document. In column A of this
    sheet you see whether these parts are forged or machined currently and in which bid
    sheet you will find them. Please refer to the Machined Parts bid sheet and the
    Forgings bid sheet which you can download from the eRFQ system. In these bid sheets
    you may state your proposal of your cast products in the columns AA and AB.

    Please apply a comparable cast material according to your knowledge. The final
    selection of material will have to be done in agreement with DSI engineers during
    negotiation phase.

    Sincerely,

    Ottmar Ladwig
    DSI

    DSI parts for quoting casting as alternative to machining or forging v1.1.xls

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