Oceanbox Buying Resources

Container Request Worksheet

Prepare your requirements before requesting a written offer. Your draft stays on this page; download a text copy to save it and send it manually when ready.

What should a container inquiry include?

Start with the city and state or province, exact equipment code, quantity, intended use, acceptable condition and required timing. Specify depot pickup or a delivery request. For side-opening equipment, describe the cargo dimensions and access you need; a door count alone does not confirm the clear opening. If the right code is uncertain, choose Please advise instead of guessing.

This worksheet helps buyers describe a requirement. It does not choose a current stock record, calculate a selling price or reserve a container. Compare the public inventory separately and ask Oceanbox to confirm the offer.

Prepare your requirement

City and state / province Container code Quantity requested Intended use Condition requested Collection / delivery Required timing Cargo dimensions / access needed Additional requirements

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Your prepared requirement will appear here. It is not sent automatically.

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Check the quantity and configuration basis

Keep the exact published code on your inquiry. 20DD and 20GPDD are separate catalog codes, and full-side-opening equipment should not be assumed to match a four-side-door arrangement. For 20DUOCON, confirm whether the requested quantity refers to assembled sets or separated units. All dimensions, condition and supplied specifications require batch confirmation.

See the type and door-layout comparison and condition and acceptance checklist before sending the draft.

What still needs a written confirmation?

Ask for the current offered quantity, actual unit or batch evidence, price currency, included and excluded charges, and collection or delivery arrangements. A requested date is your requirement; a published ETA is a planning note. Neither is release permission. For cargo transport, confirm applicable inspection and carrier requirements for the intended shipment.

Use the selling-quote comparison calculator after receiving comparable written offers. Before arranging a truck, follow the inquiry-to-pickup guide.

Send the prepared requirement

Review your downloaded draft, then send it through your preferred business email or the Oceanbox inquiry form. Rolly Wan can be reached at rolly@oceanbox.cn. Downloading a brief does not send an email, place an order or reserve equipment.