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Indiana Consulting and Trade

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ICT Engineering and Manufacturing — our team has the expertise and connections needed to navigate complex international contract manufacturing sourcing challenges. Reach out and we’ll route you to the right person on the team.

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After You Reach Out

What to Expect When You Contact ICT

Submitting an RFQ or reaching out for the first time doesn’t lock you into anything. Here is exactly what happens next from first contact through program launch.

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Response & Routing

ICT reviews your inquiry and routes it to the right team member, sourcing, quality, logistics, or executive based on the program type and complexity.

Within 1 business day

02

Program Scoping Call

A 30–45 minute call to review part specs, volume, quality standard, timeline, and country-of-origin preferences. Partial specs are fine, ICT will ask the right questions.

Day 2–4

03

Supplier Matching & Quote

ICT identifies and contacts qualified suppliers from its 32-country network. You receive a structured quote with process recommendation, lead time, landed cost estimate, and country-of-origin rationale.

Day 5–14 (part-dependent)

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APQP Launch & Program Kick-off

Once approved, ICT manages the full APQP/PPAP process tooling, first-article inspection, CMM reports, and logistics setup through to validated production delivery.

Program-dependent

Global Offices

MCT's Regional Offices

MCT maintains on-the-ground offices in every primary sourcing region allowing the team to conduct supplier audits, manage production oversight, and escalate quality issues in-country rather than remotely from the United States.

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Headquarters

Indiana Office
Auburn, Indiana, USA

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India

Pune Office – India
Pune, Maharashtra, India

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Malaysia

Malaysia Office
Malaysia

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Singapore

Singapore Office
Singapore

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China

China Office
China

Contact — FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly does ICT respond to an RFQ or general inquiry?

ICT responds to all RFQ submissions and general contact form inquiries within one business day. For urgent sourcing needs or active program quality issues, call the team directly at 765-413-4188. ICT’s in-country offices in India, Malaysia, Singapore, and China can also respond to time-zone-sensitive supplier issues without relying on the US-based team.

For the fastest and most accurate response, include: part prints or specifications, target annual volume, required quality standard (APQP/PPAP, ISO 13485, etc.), preferred country of origin (or put N/A and let ICT recommend), target landed cost or unit cost budget, and any critical timeline constraints. Partial information is always welcome, ICT will ask the right clarifying questions during the scoping call.

No. Submitting an RFQ or scheduling a scoping call does not obligate you to proceed. ICT reviews the program requirements, identifies qualified suppliers from its 32-country network, and provides a structured quote with a sourcing recommendation. You then decide whether to proceed, at your own pace and timeline.

ICT’s main phone number is 765-413-4188. The company’s headquarters is in Auburn, Indiana, USA. Regional offices are located in Pune, India; Malaysia; Singapore; and China. The general email contact is mmusleh@inconsultingandtrade.com and sales inquiries go to sales@inconsultingandtrade.com.

Yes. ICT manages both US domestic programs and full international import programs under a single point of contact. Country-of-origin selection is based on part family, process fit, quality standard, lead-time requirement, and current tariff exposure not a default to the cheapest offshore option. The same APQP/PPAP quality framework applies regardless of supplier location.

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