Get A Supplier News

Get A Supplier on T.V.

Chad R. Smith (President of Get A Suppleir) — 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

Get A Supplier is excited to announce that founders Chad R. Smith and Rick Warden will be appearing on the Pittsburgh WPXI television show Our Region's Business. The program is dedicated to showcasing local businesses that focus on jobs and money.

The television appearance will be filmed on March 6th and hopefully scheduled to broadcast on March 9th.

We are really excited about this tremendous opportunity, and we will have a stream of the program here on our website once it has aired and we get a copy of it.

ESCN Television Appearance

Chad R. Smith (President of Get A Suppleir) — 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

Get A Supplier is very pleased to announce that we are on the current edition of ESCN TV's weekly news special. Rick Warden was interviewed on Monday and the episode can be found by going to: http://www.escn.tv

We are in disucssion with them about having our sections be played on our website. Hopefully we can get that worked out soon and have the video for all time on our website.

Thanks,
Chad R. Smith
President of Get A Supplier

Get A Supplier LLC is going to be Get A Supplier INC

Chad R. Smith (President of Get A Suppleir) — 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

We would like to announce to everyone that we will be moving from a Limited Liability Company to an Incorporation. In doing so we believe that we will be structured in a way that will give us the vehicle to move forward with the company and more importantly move forward for our members.

We will have further details and announcements to come showcasing the board of directors and company staff members.

Press Release - 06-10-07

Chad R. Smith (President of Get A Suppleir) — 1970-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

The Business Week consensus survey of economists predicts slow, but positive growth in the gross domestic product for 2007. Economic forecasts for the construction industry are optimistic for some sectors while most sectors will likely experience a modest gain at best. While “boom times” are not being forecast, the forecasters models seem to indicate that innovative companies that recognize efficiencies and create opportunities will thrive.

Indiana, PA (PRWEB) June 10, 2007 - Chad Smith and his team of experienced project and construction managers at GetaSupplier.com have developed a systemic approach to obtaining construction equipment and supplies that just may be the innovation necessary to strengthen cost control, insure timely delivery and smooth out the process of getting construction supplies to the work site. Their approach harnesses another technological application for the benefit of the construction industry.

Contractors or project managers simply post their material and build list on the Get a Supplier Internet site and then view the suppliers that can provide the products. GetaSupplier.com automatically targets the various suppliers that are geographically able to provide the necessary materials based on inventories that are continually updated and posted to the database. Price information is provided via the system and the contractor has saved much of the phone and fax time consumed in seeking and selecting a vendor that has the right materials at the projected cost. There is no fee for contractors to utilize the system as suppliers are obviously competing for the business.

GetaSupplier.com already has an impressive list of construction supply companies that recognize that this system may be the new model for obtaining the right stuff, at the right time, to the right spot without the impediments or delays that often accompany the effort. This approach is designed for the large multi-faceted project, but is just as effective and efficient for the smaller contractor as well.

This simple, time saving, innovative and effective solution can replace hours of phone and fax time that are consumed in this critical phase of the construction process. Additionally, while a phone call is subject to interruption a computer monitor that provides information and detail can be quickly accessed at any time and any place.

Will the old way of obtaining supplies and equipment continue to be embraced or will this efficient and innovative systemic approach be adopted? Chad and his team believe that the future of obtaining construction equipment and supplies will be changed by their system, however the project management and construction community will have the final say. For more information on how this system can be beneficial, visit GetaSupplier.com.

Chad R. Smith,
Get A Supplier LLC
http://www.getasupplier.com