Correspondence
Write through the form. No mailing address is listed, and post cannot start a quotation file. Attach the facts in the requirements box rather than in a separate upload. This form has no file field.
Project intake, not a showroom
Contact CoreField Sourcing
Send the building brief on this page. CoreField Sourcing reads use, dimensions, loads, jurisdiction, quantity, destination and the scope label you choose. There is no published street address because this desk does not operate a public counter or a yard you can visit. A usable steel-building note names the primary frame, eave height, bay spacing, clear span, purlin and girt layout, design wind speed, ground snow load and seismic design category. If you already have figures, write them with units, for example a 60 ft clear span, 20 ft eave height, design wind speed 115 mph and ground snow load 30 psf. Leave unknown lines blank.
The drawing shows how a destination is reviewed. It is not a map of an office and it does not mark a factory.
Phone and email
No public telephone number is published. If you want a callback, put a direct number in the phone field. Replies go to the work email you type. Do not send account passwords or payment card numbers.
Review window
Briefs are read when a complete request arrives. There is no showroom schedule and no site visit offered from this page. Missing loads or a missing destination pause the comparison until you add them. Shell, delivered, installed and turnkey prices are not interchangeable. A volumetric module and a panelized or site-assembled steel system also answer different transport and crane questions. Say which boundary you want priced. This page cannot confirm IBC compliance, a fire-resistance rating, or a foundation interface without the jurisdiction and the supplier’s drawings.
Multi-step quotation request
Step through contact details, building criteria, then an optional budget and supplier preference. The preference is your instruction. It is not a rating of any factory. You can leave budget blank and still ask for quotations.
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