Procurement questions, answered plainly.

Both are possible: direct supply to the project owner, supply as a subcontract to an EPC or main contractor, or through a local distributor where one exists. The model is agreed per project.

MODUNERA's team, a local installation partner or the client's contractor, with supervision where agreed. The contract names who is responsible.

Milestones are agreed per contract — typically linked to order, production stages and shipment. No standard terms are published.

Warranty terms are part of the contract and depend on the scope supplied and installed. They are stated in the proposal.

Company registration data is published. A company profile, technical information and quality documents are supplied with a proposal. No certificate is claimed that does not exist.

It depends on quantities, specification, production slots and transport, and is stated in the proposal. No standard lead time is published.

Not for project buildings. A price follows a brief, a specification and a delivery term.

Where the tender's eligibility rules allow. Send the reference and documents with your brief.

No. Permits are applied for by the client or local professionals. MODUNERA supplies the technical documents the application needs, where agreed.

Yes, by appointment. Ask for a visit in your enquiry.

MODUNERA sells tiny houses in Europe and assesses project enquiries from Europe and selected African markets case by case. No country is listed as served without a project.

Not yet. Send drawings by e-mail after the first reply; the website does not store files.