No Quote Is A Readiness Warning

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[Virtual Presenter] This scenario has been a problem for many years in the critical US military supply chain. A defense buyer needs a casting. The platform is funded. The drawing exists. The schedule matters..

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[Audio] Then the calls begin. One foundry is full. Another will not quote. A third can quote, but too late to matter..

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[Audio] No quote is not only a procurement inconvenience. Many no quotes indicate a readiness warning..

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[Audio] The supply chain starts to blur. Where is the metal poured? Who controls the tooling? What is truly domestic?.

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[Audio] America was warned. There have been decades of GAO and USITC foundry industry reports. The decline was documented, then deferred..

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[Audio] The answer is new capacity. Stratecasts has developed a shovel-ready advanced metalcasting and finishing campus for secure domestic production..

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[Audio] Fund it. Partner with it. Anchor it. Build it. The next buyer will not need another report. They will need metal..