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| New appointments at Airbus
10 July 2008 Airbus names A380 delivery centre in Hamburg after Jürgen Thomas 4 July 2008 Airbus selects lead logistics and transport providers 30 June 2008 |
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| Working in partnership with over 1,500 suppliers in 30-plus countries |
 Airbus Procurement is responsible for providing externally sourced goods and services to time, cost and quality as agreed with programmes and operations. Procurement implements standards, policies and processes across the whole of Airbus and its supply chain. This allows Procurement to manage its relations with suppliers, monitor their performance and drive corrective and improvement actions in close collaboration with Manufacturing and Quality.
If you are a potential supplier to Airbus or to one of its suppliers: First, identify the appropriate contact level within the Airbus supply chain. For small and medium sized companies, the points of contact will be our 1st and 2nd tier suppliers. Please use any existing contacts you may already have with these suppliers. If you are interested in working with Airbus or have technical innovations to propose, please register through the Airbus/EADS Sourcing Tool, and contact your Airbus Contact within Airbus Procurement, if appropriate. The Airbus/EADS Sourcing Tool will allow you to describe your capabilities to Airbus buyers who will then contact you directly, if applicable. Airbus/EADS Sourcing also allows buyers and suppliers to exchange requirements and proposals on-line during a call for tender. For companies already supplying Airbus: Please use your existing Airbus contacts. These are unlikely to have changed. Airbus and its supply base have grown considerably and successfully over the past 30 years. We welcome existing and new suppliers to work with us to achieve even more success. |
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