Contract manufacturing
Precision parts,
made to
perform.
Kestrel Precision Manufacturing builds machined components, sheet metal fabrications, and mechanical assemblies for industrial OEMs. Every job is quoted against your drawings, with scope, tolerances, and documentation confirmed in writing before work begins.
- Processes
- Machining / Fabrication / Assembly
- Basis of supply
- Built to your drawing
- Quotation
- Written scope, price, lead time
01 / Capabilities
Three processes.
One purchase order.
Each capability is scoped against your drawings at quotation. Select a process to see how we review the work and what to include in an RFQ.
02 / How work starts
From RFQ to delivery
- 01
Submit your RFQ
Send part details, quantities, and timing through the RFQ form. No drawings needed yet, since controlled documents come later, over a secure channel.
- 02
Engineering review
We review manufacturability against your requirements and come back with questions before assumptions, including DFM flags where a change saves cost.
- 03
Written quotation
You receive a quotation with scope, pricing, lead time, and documentation requirements stated in writing. No instant estimates, no surprise line items.
- 04
Production & delivery
Approved work is produced, inspected to the agreed plan, and dispatched with the agreed documentation package.
03 / Quality approach
Quality is planned,
not inspected in.
Inspection requirements are agreed at quotation, before the first chip is cut. Critical features, measurement methods, and reporting formats are defined per part, so what you receive matches what was quoted.
- Inspection plans defined per part at quotation stage
- Revision control so the current drawing is the only drawing
- Documentation and certificates scoped to your requirements
- Certification status shared directly during qualification
04 / Request a quotation
Have drawings
ready?
Send the part details first: quantities, material, timing. Drawings are exchanged afterward over a secure channel, under NDA where required.