Key takeaway. Becoming a Boeing supplier is a PR
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Posted On: 02/24/2016 11:54:40 AM
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Key takeaway. Becoming a Boeing supplier is a PROCESS. TPAC has completed the PROCESS and become a Boeing supplier.
You cannot "just sign up" You have to APPLY and be APPROVED. Which requires CERTIFICATIONS.
It is a long PROCESS which TPAC has taken the time and energy to COMPLETE.
Always do your own original research. Never take advice from someone who hides behind an alias (including me).
That is correct. Becoming a Boeing supplier IS A PROCESS . It appears, TPAC has been working on this PROCESS, for quite some time.
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Becoming a Supplier
We are continually looking for new suppliers who can offer us the best value and strongest solutions to our customers' needs.
Introduce your company to Boeing
If you are a small and/or diverse company interested in doing business with Boeing, we suggest the following steps to introduce your company to us.
Enter your company profile into the U.S. Government's Central Contractor Registration (CCR) database. The CCR incorporates the former PRO-Net, the SBA's online database of small, small disadvantaged and woman-owned, HUBZone, and veteran-owned businesses wanting to do business with the federal government or its prime contractors.
Boeing Supplier Introduction process: Register your company in our Boeing SupplierGATEWAY database by completing the online SupplierGATEWAY profile with details of your company and what it has to offer. This database is used by Boeing Supplier Management, Engineering and other organizations to search for suppliers whose capabilities match potential bid opportunities.
The following image was taken from the CCR database. Anyone can retrieve this information, simply search Trans Pacific Aerospace
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