Adapteo sourcing service terms

Website information reviewed 30 October 2026. Engagement-specific terms are confirmed in writing.

Scope and acceptance

This website introduces independent China sourcing and procurement coordination for Modular & Portable Buildings. Submitting an inquiry requests a discussion; it does not establish a purchase order, reserve supplier capacity or create a professional design appointment. Any engagement requires written acceptance of its scope, deliverables and commercial terms.

Supplier responsibilities

Supplier matching and quotation comparison organize information supplied by potential vendors. Manufacturing, materials, product testing and supplier certificates remain the responsibility of the selected supplier. Buyers should verify the legal entity and contract terms before paying a vendor. Inspection coordination uses an agreed scope and does not replace statutory approvals or a design review.

Project conditions

The buyer identifies the destination, intended use, dimensions, loads, finish scope and schedule. Local professionals assess structural calculations, fire strategy, energy performance, accessibility and permitting requirements. A building described as portable or temporary may still require approvals. Changes to occupancy, location or configuration can change those requirements and should trigger a further review.

Commercial records

Prices, freight allowances, taxes, payment arrangements and delivery obligations are defined in the accepted quotation and contract, rather than implied by website images. Rendered images and illustrative scenarios explain procurement concepts and are not a record of completed customer projects. No website text establishes original-brand affiliation or authorization.

Questions and revisions

Use the contact inquiry channel to ask about the proposed service or request a written clarification. Keep the accepted engagement scope, drawing revisions and supplier correspondence together so responsibility for a later change can be reviewed. Applicable contractual rights and mandatory law are addressed in the signed engagement documents.

Keep a copy of the information submitted and any subsequent written agreement. If a supplier proposal changes, request a revised record rather than relying on an earlier website description. Contact the procurement team through the inquiry page when a responsibility or data-handling question remains unresolved.