Scope
Describe the part, assembly, repair, or equipment problem and what the finished work must do.
Public agency buyers
City, county, public utility district, and state buyers can bring Barnes a defined fabrication package, a component that needs to be replaced, or equipment that needs repair.
Start with the drawings, specifications, quantity, schedule, purchasing requirements, and the result the part or assembly must produce.

Starting a project
A clear package helps us review shop fit, required processes, and timing without guessing about the work.
Describe the part, assembly, repair, or equipment problem and what the finished work must do.
Include drawings, specifications, photos, samples, or the worn component when they are available.
Provide quantity, required timing, delivery requirements, and the purchasing documents that apply.
Identify who can answer technical questions and who handles the purchasing process.
Capabilities for this market
We review the work first, then identify the machining, fabrication, forming, repair, drawing, or finishing steps that belong in the job.

Have a public project to review?
Tell us what needs to be built or repaired, the quantity, timing, and any agency requirements that apply. We’ll review the work before discussing the next step.