Send the project brief
Share the intended use, size, quantity, location, destination and schedule. Photos, sketches and reference products are useful.
HOW TO ORDER
A clear custom tent order
starts with a useful brief.
You do not need every answer on day one. You do need enough project context for the supplier to identify the decisions that affect safety, function, cost and schedule.
Clarify the specification
Review dimensions, materials, openings, branding, accessories, site interfaces and responsibilities.
Review quotation and drawings
Compare the defined scope, assumptions, exclusions, commercial terms and approval documents.
Approve production inputs
Close open decisions and confirm the controlled product configuration before release.
Follow agreed checkpoints
Use the order inspection plan to review selected materials, fabrication details and packing.
Prepare shipment and site
Coordinate forwarder handover, unloading, storage, installation resources and acceptance.
RFQ STARTER CHECKLIST
Include these details
in your first message.
A short but specific brief produces a more useful first response than a request for a generic price list.
- Intended use and expected duration
- Required length, width and clear height
- Quantity and repeat-order expectations
- Installation location and ground condition
- Doors, walls, flooring, branding and accessories
- Delivery destination and required date
READY WHEN YOUR BRIEF IS
Send the known details.
We will identify the gaps.
TentDawn will use your information to frame the next specification questions. Final structural, site and regulatory requirements remain subject to the project’s qualified reviewers and local authorities.
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