Private network VC

     Hi Guys,
Need your inputs , one of my client wants to have VC with the their international loaction and Client wants to do on  MPLS, with Private IP assigned to end point and there are multiple service provider in between , He wants to have point to point call. Need to knw can this  scenario be achieved without deploying a Expressway.
Awaiting for response.
Thanks,             

As long as the private ip of the end points is reachable between the sites then this solution is possible without expressway
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