One desk on both sides of the transaction.
Tell Civilon what you need and Civilon reviews and sources it. Or offer Civilon parts you hold. Availability, stated condition, documentation, delivery and price all remain subject to confirmation, and documentation varies by part and source.
Choose the side you are on. Civilon is the counterparty either way, and nothing on either side is published or listed.
Send the part number—or describe the part if you do not have one—and Civilon reviews and sources it. No account, no sign-in.
Civilon buys parts and inventory on its own account. Offer a single part or a whole list. No account, no sign-in, and nothing you send is published or listed.
Understanding that difference explains what Civilon can and cannot tell you at each step.
You buy from Civilon. Civilon locates the part, agrees terms on its own account, and sells it to you under one transaction with one point of contact.
Nothing is treated as available until Civilon confirms it. Stated condition, delivery and price are confirmed with it, and no figure is a quotation until Civilon issues one.
Release documentation varies by part and source. Civilon states what is available for a specific part; it does not certify parts or approve airworthiness.
Where a requirement involves repair or overhaul, work is coordinated with appropriately approved repair facilities.