Product focus
Focused on FeSi 75
Bridgeway currently focuses on FeSi 75 in bulk lump form for steelmaking, foundry, and alloy applications. Standard FeSi 75, low-aluminum requirements, buyer-specified chemistry limits, sizing, and packing can be reviewed through the RFQ process based on available lots and confirmed production capability.
Why Bridgeway Materials
Producer Relationships
We work with selected Southeast Asian producers to review available lots, confirmed production capability, and buyer-specific requirements before quoting.
Cross-Border Supply Coordination
We coordinate packing, export documentation, freight, and destination requirements with producers, buyers, and logistics providers based on the agreed transaction terms.
Compliance and Documentation
We screen relevant counterparties and origin risks and coordinate batch-level quality, inspection, origin, and shipment documentation for each transaction.
How it works
Scope and structure the transaction
Step 01
Initial inquiry
Buyers share grade, intended end-use, destination region, and expected timing for an informal first-pass alignment.
Step 02
Counterparty and supply review
Bridgeway completes OFAC and KYC screening of all transaction counterparties and confirms producer availability against the indicated requirement before inviting a formal RFQ.
Step 03
Issue a formal RFQ
Buyer issues a formal RFQ specifying confirmed volume, chemistry tolerance, sizing, packing, delivery destination and Incoterms preference, timeline, payment expectations, and any buyer-specific requirements.
Step 04
Lot proposal
Bridgeway proposes an available lot with batch records, packing plan, and shipment schedule for buyer review and confirmation.
Step 05
Inspection scope
Buyer and Bridgeway agree on the third-party PSI surveyor (SGS, CCIC, Bureau Veritas, or buyer-nominated) and the inspection scope to be written into the contract.
Step 06
Firm container-load terms
Bridgeway issues firm container-load terms — quantity, Incoterms 2020 delivery basis, documentation set, inspection scope, payment structure, and quote validity.