Emergency Manufacturing Transition.

Emergency Manufacturing Transition.

16 SKUs quoted, sourced and shipped in less than 30 days.

A customer who had been purchasing components from Pace came to us in crisis. Their U.S.-based manufacturer was shutting down with just one month’s notice, and that facility was unable to provide the complete design files for their product line. Without their design documentation and a hard deadline, they were between a rock and a hard place.

Our team mobilized and reverse-engineered design files directly from physical samples and quoted all 16 SKUs at more competitive pricing than the customer had been paying. Manufactured goods came back within the customer’s fulfillment window, and end-customer demand was met without a single backorder. All of this was done with zero errors in product quality.

What started as a supply chain rescue turned into something more lasting: a level of trust that only gets built when a partner shows up and delivers under real pressure. That experience permanently changed how the customer sources, and the numbers reflect it. A $20,000 annual components account has grown to over $200,000 in manufactured product spend, with new product development conversations already in motion.

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We became their operations department.

Partnering with Pace helped them grow from $200,000 to $800,000 in annual sales.

We carry the inventory risk so you don't have to.

The result? An average of $500,000–$1,000,000 in additional annual sales per customer.

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