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Hey Skoolies ! its been a long time since I have been on here, hope everyone is good going into the new year. I have a question and it pertains to dibbs. I have benn looking at different RFQ and the RFQ's I want to bid on all say "PR inprocess" ..have never seen that before . Does that mean a the contract is in the process of being given to an entity? Thx !

Hi All. I would appreciate some insight on if you can supply commercial new surplus to the DLA. If so, can you go into details on how you submit you bid in dibbs? What documents might you need to provide?

Most people hear “NSN” or “CAGE Code” and immediately think it’s just government jargon, but understanding these two terms is one of the biggest shortcuts to decoding how the DLA actually buys. Here’s the simple version: NSN (National Stock Number) → Think of this as the government’s internal “barcode.” Every part, bolt, bearing, or screw the military buys is tracked by an NSN. FSC/FSG Codes → The first few digits of an NSN tell you what category that item falls under (for example, bearings, fans, electrical parts, etc.). CAGE Code → This identifies the manufacturer or vendor that’s approved to supply that item. When you see a CAGE Code tied to an NSN, that means the government already has verified sources for that part. Why this matters: If you know how to read NSNs, you can reverse-engineer entire DLA contracts, see what’s selling, who’s supplying it, and position yourself to compete in those exact categories. Stop chasing random NAICS codes, they don’t drive DLA buys. NSNs do. 🎥 Watch the full breakdown here: https://youtu.be/qtWo-bPzxXs?si=bpmsJGPbhCCCjWDe