Consolidate the BOM.
Keep control of the design.
For customer-owned assemblies spread across multiple vendors, CSMFG creates and runs one manufacturing and supply program—without changing your design authority or interrupting current production.
What to send
- Released BOM and component drawings
- Annual volume and expected product life
- Assembly, test and quality requirements
- Current suppliers and supply-chain pain points
A decision-ready consolidation plan
- Recommended route for each item: CSMFG, current supplier, specialist partner or catalog purchase
- Target landed cost, tooling and order quantities
- Consolidated shipping plan to reduce freight, receiving and handling costs
- Assembly flow and functional test plan
Keep proven suppliers. Change only where it adds value.
Map the current BOM
Document every item, approved source, cost, lead time and quality requirement under NDA.
Route each item
Continue with customer-approved suppliers, move work in-house or use a qualified specialist according to cost, quality, capacity and lead time.
Qualify without disruption
Complete tooling, first articles and required FAI or PPAP while the existing supply chain remains active.
Consolidate purchasing and shipping
Receive one purchase order and combine components or finished assemblies into fewer shipments, reducing freight, receiving and handling costs.
Consolidate in China. Release from California.
For qualified repeat programs, we can hold finished parts and assemblies in our California warehouse and release them against your actual consumption.
- Agreed min/max safety stock close to your operation
- VMI, Kanban or scheduled domestic releases
- Consolidated ocean replenishment across multiple BOM items
- Fewer shipments, receipts and handling events for your team

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Use BOM consolidation when
- The assembly spans three or more suppliers
- Several parts share one functional area or build schedule
- Parts still need assembly or testing after you receive them
- Demand is stable and recurring
- A missing component regularly delays a complete build
- You want one commercial and quality owner
Not intended for one-off prototypes, unreleased designs or a simple single-process RFQ.