Mechanical parts on engineering drawings for RFQ evidence review

RFQ evidence guide for marine engine-room spare parts supply

You do not always need a perfect part number to start an engine-room spare parts supply request. Send the evidence you have and Vessel Core can structure the RFQ for supply route review.

Evidence for engine-room spare parts supply review

  • Equipment maker: MAN B&W, Wärtsilä, Caterpillar, Alfa Laval, ABB, Yanmar or another maker if known.
  • Model or type: engine model, pump type, detector model, gauge range, sensor type or panel reference.
  • Serial number: equipment serial number, tag number or plate data when available.
  • Part reference: part number, drawing number, old quote reference, old part marking or part-book page.
  • Photos: nameplate, failed part, old part, installation position, damaged component or packing label.
  • Quantity: pieces, sets, kits, service interval quantity or emergency minimum.
  • Timing: port, ETA, docking window, urgency and documentation needs.
  • Route preference: OEM required, verified alternative acceptable or route review requested.
Pumps

Nameplate and duty first.

  • pump maker, type, model and serial number;
  • nameplate photo and installation context;
  • duty, fluid, flow/head if available;
  • seal, bearing, impeller, casing or shaft reference;
  • old part references, drawings or service notes.
Gas detectors

Sensor range and calibration context.

  • maker, model and fixed or portable detector context;
  • gas type and sensor range;
  • calibration certificate or last calibration context if available;
  • sensor module, transmitter, display or alarm panel reference;
  • approval or documentation needs if required onboard.
Thermometers / gauges

Range, connection and accuracy.

  • temperature or pressure range;
  • connection size, thread, stem length or mounting style;
  • accuracy class and calibration requirement;
  • dial size, material and system context;
  • photo of old unit, scale and connection.
Sensors

Signal and process data prevent mismatch.

  • sensor type: pressure, temperature, level, flow, proximity or another type;
  • range, output signal and supply voltage;
  • connector, cable, plug or pin details;
  • process medium, mounting point and system context;
  • maker, model, serial or tag number from the existing sensor.