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What to Provide for an Overseas Project Quote
A quotation can only be as specific as the information provided. These are the items that most often hold up an overseas quote.
Overview
- Destination country and end use, so that the applicable export and import requirements can be identified.
- The legal entity and its registration details, for the commercial documents.
- Delivery terms and the receiving address, including any handling restrictions at that site.
- The operating language, the required documentation language, and the training location.
- Certification or approval requirements that the buyer must satisfy locally, stated up front.
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