Technical sourcing
Support for named part numbers, product alternatives, pack sizes and hard-to-source aerospace consumables.
About ADG
Aerospace sourcing support for technical buyers.
ADG helps technical buyers source aerospace sealants, consumables and aircraft maintenance materials where part identity, documentation, shelf life and lead time matter before a purchase can move forward.
What ADG does
A focused aerospace distribution partner, not a generic catalogue.
Buyers often arrive with part numbers, urgent lists, document requirements or a product family they need sourced quickly. ADG keeps the route simple: capture the requirement, review the supply and documentation position, then return a clear RFQ response.
Documentation-led RFQs
TDS, SDS, CoC, batch, lot and shelf-life requirements can be captured before quote response.
Responsive handling
Built around fast buyer communication, clear follow-up and practical next steps when information is missing.
Export-aware support
Destination, transport, dangerous goods and documentation requirements are treated as part of the RFQ context.
Who ADG supports.
ADG supports aerospace organisations where material availability, documentation and sourcing clarity affect operational decisions.
Maintenance, repair and overhaul teams needing availability, documentation and clear lead-time guidance.
Fleet and operational buyers balancing uptime, compliance, cost and material availability.
Procurement teams handling controlled, documentation-sensitive and mission-critical requirements.
Manufacturing and supply-chain teams looking for traceable supply routes and specialist materials support.
How ADG works
Simple, buyer-led procurement support.
The process is built around reducing avoidable back-and-forth. ADG starts with the buyer requirement, checks the commercial and documentation context, then routes the enquiry into a quote response.
01
Requirement captured
Part number, quantity, pack size, document needs, destination and timing are reviewed.
02
Supply route checked
Availability, sourcing route, lead time and approved supplier context are considered.
03
Documentation position flagged
TDS, SDS, CoC, batch, lot and shelf-life needs are tied to the RFQ where relevant.
04
Quote response returned
Buyers receive availability, lead-time notes, documentation context and next actions.