Packaged or marked inventory
By address, show reel tags or carton labels, conductor metal, gauge or kcmil, jacket or armor construction, package count and estimated remaining footage.
Have wire at more than one Mobile-area address? Keep each site's inventory, release paperwork and loading facts together instead of combining them in one undifferentiated total. Any offer, freight, loading, pickup, timing, and payment terms depend on the submitted material, location, written terms, and approval.
Packaged stock and removed cable may both be submitted for review, but they need different condition records. A lot held at a warehouse, plant or jobsite should be described by its actual address and owner; the area's port and freight network does not tell a buyer what access exists at your site.
By address, show reel tags or carton labels, conductor metal, gauge or kcmil, jacket or armor construction, package count and estimated remaining footage.
Keep pulled cable, short cuts, damaged jackets and unidentified wire apart from packaged stock. Note visible attachments, condition, quantity method and who has authority to release that group.
For each address, say whether the material is at a dock, ground level or another storage position and whether ordinary loading equipment is available. Use the actual approach and clearance; do not infer access from a port or industrial label.
The Port of Mobile connects rail, road, barge and inland waterways; individual seller sites still require their own address and handling description. Source: Alabama Port Authority — Port of Mobile
List each physical address and its wire groups separately. Match photos, counts, storage condition, release authority and loading access to the place where each group is held.
Yes, describe them as separate groups with their own markings, quantities and condition photos. Review of either group depends on the documented material and current requirements; inclusion is not a purchase commitment.
Select a relevant guide for construction and quantity evidence, or open the complete wire directory if your lot does not fit these common commercial categories.