Anodes, monitoring, boxes, cables and connection materials.
Project procurement
Project Supply Scenarios and Documentation
Customer names and project claims are not published without permission. Instead, this page shows the supply scenarios, technical inputs and evidence packages that CathPro is prepared to control for international B2B procurement.
No invented customer logosScope-first project reviewMTO and document control
Anode alloy, net mass, insert and mounting interface.
Named customer references are shared only when authorized.
Supply scenarios
Four common procurement structures
Each scenario starts from the buyer's design basis and defines our manufacturing or supply boundary.
Buried pipeline package
Prepackaged magnesium anodes or zinc ribbon, test stations, reference electrodes, cable, junction boxes and connection materials organized against a controlled MTO.
Tank-bottom CP materials
Ribbon grid or discrete anode materials, monitoring points, cable and interfaces supplied to the approved tank CP design and installation plan.
Marine/offshore anodes
Aluminum or zinc castings controlled by alloy standard, net mass, insert geometry, weld/mounting detail, inspection and project packing.
Maintenance/replacement program
Existing model, drawing, samples or measured interfaces translated into an approved replacement product and traceable shipment batch.
Project workflow
From RFQ to final data book
Open technical points are closed before they become production or site problems.
RFQ and data review
Receive MTO, requisition, drawings, standards, destination and document requirements.
Compliance and clarification
Map each line to an offered item and identify deviations, missing interfaces or approvals.
Approved technical release
Freeze datasheets, drawings, BOM, ITP and vendor document register.
Production and inspection
Manufacture or source under the agreed controls and close witness/review points.
Consolidation and packing
Reconcile quantities, tags, accessories and installation sequence by package.
Shipment and data book
Issue packing records and indexed final/as-built documents included in the order.
RFQ inputs
Information that improves quotation accuracy
Incomplete RFQs can still be reviewed, but these fields reduce commercial assumptions and technical rework.
| Input | Examples | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Protected structure/application | Pipeline, tank bottom, hull, offshore frame, water structure | Defines applicable environment and product family |
| Design/standard basis | ISO, ASTM, DNV, AMPP/NACE, client specification | Defines materials, testing and system context |
| Product data | Alloy, mass, dimensions, cable, insert, terminal or enclosure | Defines the actual manufactured/supplied item |
| Quantity and delivery | Line-item quantity, split shipment, port and required date | Supports capacity, packing and logistics review |
| Inspection/documents | ITP, MTC/MTR, tests, third-party witness, MDR/VDR | Ensures evidence is created at the correct stage |
| Commercial boundary | Incoterm, packing, installation, commissioning or supply only | Prevents scope gaps |
Product visualization
Representative product families for project packages
The images illustrate supply categories only. Contractual acceptance is based on the approved MTO, drawings, ITP and release records.
Technical review
Continue with the relevant product or evidence page
Send the drawing or MTO through the contact page when the project scope is ready for review.
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