One team, PO to delivery.
The engineer who reviews your prototype for DFM is on the floor when production runs. The buyer who sourced your BOM is the one who finds the substitute when a part goes end-of-life. Your quality system doesn't change between stages because the people don't. When you need an answer, there's one phone number and the person answering knows your product.
Second generation, long-term decisions.
RelianceCM has been building boards since the late 1980s. The Schroeder family bought the company in 2003, and the second generation runs it today. We have 35 people and we're not trying to become 500, because at this size the person fixing a problem is usually the person who built the board. We're not owned by a fund and we're not managing to a quarter. Our customer relationships are measured in years.
Quotes you can read.
Every quote breaks out labor and materials as separate lines. Ask for the costed BOM and you'll get it: what each part costs, where it came from, what the alternates look like. When component pricing moves, you see where and by how much. We'd rather you know what we know than wonder what we're hiding. Nothing about how your product gets built should be opaque to you.
Built in Oregon.
Your call gets answered during your workday, not twelve hours after it. You can walk the floor and watch your product being built. Domestic assembly with full traceability for customers who need it. Materials sourced in-country wherever your program calls for it, and we'll tell you plainly when it doesn't.
