LOONAR

Our customers

Explore how our customers are changing the way they work.

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Specs matched to what you actually build

Requested items mapped to the catalogue, line by line.

Where there is no exact match, equivalences are proposed and the gaps that need an engineer's call are made explicit instead of buried in a spreadsheet.

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The whole RFQ at a glance

Three pages out of four hundred decide whether a bid is worth making.

Scope, exclusions and delivery terms surface first, so the team reads what changes the answer and leaves the boilerplate alone.

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A second pair of eyes before it goes out

Every offer checked against the RFQ it answers.

Missing line items, unpriced scope and unanswered questions are caught at review, not by the customer after submission.

Worker on a boom lift finishing a concrete facade

Deviations caught before they reach site

Every requirement compared against what the team can actually supply.

Exceptions are raised while the offer is still being written, instead of surfacing after award when they turn into claims and rework.

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A 400-page RFQ, priced the same day

RFQ review moves off spreadsheets and into one structured read.

Scope, line items and open questions come back organised, so pricing can start the same day the documents land.

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Liability and warranties, without the wait

Caps, indemnities and payment terms pulled out and flagged.

Each clause is checked against the company's own positions, so the desk knows where it stands in minutes rather than waiting weeks on legal.

Reading RFQ documents was never your team’s job. Winning them is.