A Manufacturing Job Board for Overflow Work
Bureaus post what they cannot build, with the price and the terms attached. Vetted shops accept it. Nobody says no to a customer and nobody sits idle.
Overflow In, Capacity Out
How It Works
Post With Terms
Vetted Shops Accept
Track, QC and Ship
FOR SHOPS WITH OVERFLOW
THE ORDER YOU CAN’T BUILD IS STILL REVENUE
Quote everything. Build what fits. Post the rest with the offer price, delivery date, certificate requirements and one of five standard rework-liability options. Free to post, and no Solvi subscription required.
FOR SHOPS WITH CAPACITY
FILL THE MACHINES YOU ALREADY OWN
Jobs in your processes show in your queue with the price and terms. Accept or pass. Seats are free, the price a vendor sees is the price they are paid, and every vendor gets a listing on the public Vendor Network page.
TERMS ON EVERY JOB
CERTS AND REWORK LIABILITY, SET AT POSTING
Certificate of conformance, material certs and rework terms are part of the posting, not an email afterwards. Vendors verify the files are manufacturable on acceptance and flag anything that is not, so a job can be reassigned before it is late.
INSIDE THE MES
POST FROM THE ORDER SCREEN
For bureaus running Solvi MES, a batch that cannot go on your own machines posts to the board from the order’s Batches tab and comes back into the same order for QC and shipping.
Running at JawsTec since February 2026
Processes on the Board
Finishing houses, metal AM, SLA and PolyJet bureaus are joining the vendor network for the jobs powder-bed cannot cover.
3D Printing
CNC Machining
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Injection Molding
Questions Shops Ask About the Job Board
Is it free?
Posting needs an account, not a subscription, and vendor seats are free. Solvi’s 5 percent service fee comes out of the posted amount; the price a vendor sees is what they are paid.
Who posts the jobs?
Service bureaus, starting with JawsTec, a 24-machine MJF and SLS bureau in Idaho. Bureaus post what they cannot build in-house or what falls outside their processes.
Who are the vendors?
Shops that completed onboarding: a W-9, a certificate of insurance and a signed vendor agreement, with declared processes, materials and capacity. The current list is on the Vendor Network page.
What about my customers?
The poster never sees your customer list and you never see theirs. Non-solicitation is written into the vendor agreement.