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Ongoing Sourcing Execution in Mexico - Without Hiring a Local Team

Mexico Sourcing Desk (Retainer)

We act as your local sourcing desk in Mexico, supporting suppliers, RFQs, and execution month after month, without the cost or complexity of internal headcount.

Why sourcing does not end after award

Once suppliers are awarded, most companies struggle with:

  • Lack of local follow-up

  • Slow RFQs and clarifications

  • Supplier performance blind spots

  • Escalations without local presence

Without local execution, awarded suppliers often underperform.

What this is:

A retainer-based execution service acting as an extension of your procurement team in Mexico

What this is not

  • Not full procurement outsourcing

  • Not daily plant operations

  • Not unlimited support

  • Not crisis management

Scope is defined. Capacity is controlled

Scope

Included services

  • Supplier follow-up and coordination

  • RFQs and sourcing support (within defined capacity)

  • Technical and commercial clarifications

  • Issue prevention and escalation support

  • Monthly executive reporting

 

 

📌 RFQs, suppliers, and hours are capped per plan.

How this works

Defined monthly scope and priorities

Local Execution by IndustryPOC team

Monthly reporting and recommendations

Adjust scope as sourcing footprint grows

Predictable support. Predictable cost

Investment Rage

Basic Desk

USD 5,000 / Month

  • Limited RFQs

  • Limited supplier base

Standard Desk

USD 8,000 / Month

  • Moderate RFQs

  • Active supplier management

Extended Desk

USD 12,000 / Month

  • Higher RFQ volume

  • Multiple suppliers and programs

Minimum engagement: 6 Months

This is for you if:

This is Not for you if:

  • You have active suppliers in Mexico

  • You need local sourcing continuity

  • You don’t want to hire local staff

  • You want predictable sourcing support

  • You need daily plant operations

  • You want unlimited, on-demand support

  • You don’t have ongoing sourcing activity

Ready to Continuous Sourcing Support in Mexico?

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