Buyers
Every buying office on record, plus written guides to the commands that buy from suppliers.
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Written buyer guides
Every buying office on record has a data page (open an agency above). The guides below are hand-written for the commands and activities suppliers meet most: what they buy, how they buy, and how a new supplier gets in.
Air Force Life Cycle Management Center
What the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Wright-Patterson and its sites at Tinker, Robins, Hill, Hanscom, and Eglin buy, and how a small shop gets in.
Read more →Air Force Sustainment Center
What the Air Force Sustainment Center and its air logistics complexes at Tinker, Hill, and Robins buy for depot repair, and how a small shop becomes a source.
Read more →Army Contracting Command
What Army Contracting Command and its centers at Redstone, Aberdeen, Rock Island, Detroit Arsenal, New Jersey, and Orlando buy, and how a small shop gets in.
Read more →DLA Aviation
What DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia buys, how it posts solicitations on DIBBS and SAM.gov, and how a small shop gets approved to quote its parts.
Read more →DLA Land and Maritime
What DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, Ohio buys, from vehicle and ship spares to electronic components, and how a small supplier quotes on DIBBS.
Read more →DLA Troop Support
What DLA Troop Support in Philadelphia buys across clothing, subsistence, medical, construction and equipment, and industrial hardware, and how to quote.
Read more →Fleet Readiness Centers
What the Fleet Readiness Centers at Cherry Point, Jacksonville, and North Island buy for aircraft depot maintenance, and how a small shop sells to them.
Read more →Missile Defense Agency
What the Missile Defense Agency buys from Huntsville and Fort Belvoir, why most of it flows through large primes, and how a small shop gets into that chain.
Read more →NASA Kennedy Space Center
What NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida buys for ground systems, launch processing, and facilities, and how a Space Coast shop gets its purchase orders.
Read more →NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
What NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville buys for propulsion, test facilities, and fabrication, and how a small machine shop or supplier gets in.
Read more →NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support
What NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support in Philadelphia and Mechanicsburg buys, how it posts spares and repair work, and how a small shop becomes an approved source.
Read more →Naval Air Systems Command
What Naval Air Systems Command at Patuxent River buys, how its warfare centers and Fleet Readiness Centers post work, and how a small shop gets in.
Read more →Naval Sea Systems Command
What Naval Sea Systems Command buys for ships and submarines, how its shipyards and warfare centers post work, and how a small fabricator gets in.
Read more →Naval Surface Warfare Centers
What the Naval Surface Warfare Center divisions at Crane, Dahlgren, Carderock, Panama City, and other sites buy, and how a small shop wins their orders.
Read more →Space Launch Delta 45
What Space Launch Delta 45 at Patrick Space Force Base and Cape Canaveral buys for base operations and the Eastern Range, and how a local shop gets its work.
Read more →Space Systems Command
What Space Systems Command at Los Angeles Air Force Base buys for launch, satellites, and ground systems, and how a small supplier gets into its supply chain.
Read more →US Coast Guard
What the US Coast Guard buys for cutters, boats, and aircraft through its Aviation and Surface Forces Logistics Centers, and how a small shop gets in.
Read more →US Special Operations Command
What US Special Operations Command at MacDill Air Force Base buys through SOF AT&L, why quantities are small and timelines short, and how a small shop gets in.
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