Netrecx is not a place to browse. It is the layer that takes a requirement, finds the supply, evaluates it commercially and delivers against one invoice and one point of accountability. These are the twelve ways buyers engage us.
Each engagement is a different shape of procurement problem. Tell us which one you are in and the desk routes it accordingly.
GeM, CPPP, PSU and railway tenders — India-made makes first, local-content class declared per line, OEM authorisation where the bid asks, and the documentation the bid actually requires.
Day-to-day plant procurement run as a service — MRO, spares, consumables and equipment across every domain, on one vendor code and one payment cycle.
Bill-of-quantity procurement for a defined project — scoped, scheduled and delivered against milestones rather than as loose orders.
Greenfield and brownfield plant procurement — utilities, distribution, automation, safety and infrastructure sourced as one coordinated package.
Retrofit and upgrade procurement — obsolete controls, ageing switchgear, safety compliance gaps and energy efficiency projects.
Compute, storage, networking, racks, power and cooling procured as one stack rather than six unrelated purchase orders.
PLC, drive, HMI, motion, sensor and safety procurement for machine builders and OEMs — including build-to-print panels.
Servers, storage, endpoints, licences and networking for IT estates — refresh cycles, expansions and compliance-driven replacement.
International sourcing where a line has no credible Indian source — landed-cost visibility before you commit, not after.
Category-level cost work on your recurring spend — benchmarking, alternate qualification and consolidation of a fragmented vendor base.
Netrecx runs a defined slice of your procurement function — the categories that consume disproportionate desk time for disproportionately little value.
Where a requirement stops being a part and becomes a build — custom machinery, fabrication and turnkey scope, executed through Mecwerx.
You deal with Netrecx throughout. We hold the supplier relationships so you hold one relationship.
A part number, a BOM, a tender document or a problem described in a paragraph — all of it works. You get a structured response with sourcing options and pricing.
