Choose turnkey when you want one partner to source materials, build, test, and deliver. Choose build-to-print (or consigned) when you supply the materials or want to […]

A turnkey assembly program runs through stages: quote and scope, sourcing and material management, assembly and integration, test and validation, and delivery. Design for Manufacturing and […]

Build-to-print is manufacturing exactly to a customer’s completed drawings. Contract manufacturing is the broader category, which can also include sourcing, sub-assembly, and testing. Build-to-print is one […]

General Assembly & Manufacturing Corp. builds custom cable and wire harness assemblies and integrates them into electromechanical builds — from discrete harnesses to fully wired box […]

Box build is the integration of components and wiring into a finished enclosure. Electromechanical assembly is the broader joining of electrical and mechanical parts into a […]

General Assembly & Manufacturing Corp. tests and validates electromechanical assemblies in-house through functional testing, in-process and final inspection, and build documentation to confirm each unit performs […]

A complete build-to-print Request for Quotation (RFQ) includes current drawings, a bill of materials, specifications and tolerances, quantities and schedule, and quality and test requirements. General […]

Domestic contract manufacturing has emerged as a strategic priority for OEMs and industrial companies seeking to strengthen supply chains, improve quality control, and reduce the risks […]

Low-volume contract manufacturing occupies a critical space in the production landscape— often bridging the gap between prototyping and mass production or supporting niche end markets with […]