Free-Issue Material in Steel Fabrication: Who Owns Which Risk?
A buyer-and-fabricator method for separating ownership, custody, risk, acceptance, quantity, schedule and closeout responsibilities for free-issued steel.
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A buyer-and-fabricator method for separating ownership, custody, risk, acceptance, quantity, schedule and closeout responsibilities for free-issued steel.
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