Jim,
I assume prime holds the contracts with the 9002 supplier. If so, Prime maintains control. QS suppliers can not force any of their requirements on the 9002 supplier.
But if Prime has mandated the use of certain suppliers to their QS supplier, then yes, QS can force the tighter requirements on the 9002.
In other words, who ever cuts the check to the 9002 supplier gets the last word.
I assume prime holds the contracts with the 9002 supplier. If so, Prime maintains control. QS suppliers can not force any of their requirements on the 9002 supplier.
But if Prime has mandated the use of certain suppliers to their QS supplier, then yes, QS can force the tighter requirements on the 9002.
In other words, who ever cuts the check to the 9002 supplier gets the last word.
