Built for DLA suppliers

Somebody else is winning your NSNs.

The proof is in your award record. We read it for your CAGE and show you the NSNs you’ve stopped winning, and the ones you still hold.

You work the board and choose the bids. DIBBSFlow does not submit bids, cannot promise a win or a fit, and cannot get you listed as an approved source.

Start with the record your team can verify.

DIBBSFlow starts with public award records and keeps the scope, source, date range, and limitations beside the review.

What changed

Review recorded award-side changes.

Use a defined period and the source record behind the observation.

Where you compete

Review award share with its denominator.

State the category, denominator, and coverage window with every figure.

What remains

Review recurring demand by item and category.

Historical records provide context for the supplier's own decision.

Historical records do not predict a win or identify a price that will win.

Start with one CAGE.

Submit one five-character CAGE code. We will confirm the scope, source context, and next step before analysis begins.

Request your record read

Award-record review

Scope before claims.

Scope
One five-character CAGE code
Source context
Available record and date
Data boundary
What the evidence does not prove
Next step
Confirmed before analysis begins

DIBBS opportunity review workflow

Turn a crowded bid board into one clear review.

Narrow the worklist, see why a solicitation matched, and open the requirement, contracting, and shipping context before your team decides what to do.

DIBBSFlowBid Board
Illustrative walkthrough · Demo data

Current solicitations

DIBBS Bid Board

Review deadlines, recorded pricing context, vendor activity, and fulfillment information.

DEMO SNAPSHOTExample records · August 2026
Open example records26Demo worklist
Due in 7 days5Example deadlines
Repeated or modified3Recorded status
FSCs in view4Active example scope
Bid Board listings26 records
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Why it matched

One record matches all three signals. It is in FSC 4330, due in 3 days, and marked repeated or modified.

FSC 4330Due in 3 daysRepeated
SolicitationNSN / ItemQtyModeled valueVendorsQuote dueStatusActions
SPE7M1-26-T-XX42SPE7M1 · SF 184330-01-XXX-9427FILTER ELEMENT, FLUID48$8,841.60Modeled33 daysExample deadlineRepeated / modified
SPE7M1-26-T-XX79SPE7M1 · SF 184330-00-XXX-2175FILTER, AIR12$2,304.00Modeled56 daysExample deadlineCurrent
SPE7M4-26-T-XX11SPE7M4 · SF 184720-01-XXX-8391HOSE ASSEMBLY, NONMETALLIC25$4,975.00Modeled211 daysExample deadlineCurrent
SPE5E8-26-T-XX08SPE5E8 · SF 185310-00-XXX-4668NUT, SELF-LOCKING500$1,150.00Modeled818 daysExample deadlineCurrent

Illustrative product walkthrough. Demo data is used throughout.Your team verifies requirements and submits through its existing process.

Search finds records. Review decides what happens next.

A saved search returns matching records. DIBBSFlow keeps available source context beside the review. Your team verifies the requirements and decides what moves forward.

Workflow

Saved search

Starts with
A query
Answers
Matching records
Leaves next
Choose a record to review
Workflow

DIBBSFlow review

Starts with
Your market
Answers
Work with available source context
Leaves next
Your team verifies the requirements and decides what moves forward

Keep known work visible. Review the available context. Keep the team in control.

Observe

Review recorded award-side changes in defined periods.

Review

Inspect opportunity and market context where available.

Control

Keep qualification, commercial judgment, and submission with the supplier.

Clear answers, before the review.

What is DIBBSFlow?

DIBBSFlow is a capture-intelligence platform built for DLA suppliers. It helps teams review relevant DIBBS opportunities, understand the available market context, and keep the right work moving in one scoped view.

How is it different from DIBBS saved searches?

Saved searches return records that match a query. DIBBSFlow is designed to keep available context beside a scoped opportunity review. The supplier's team decides what moves forward.

What does the data prove?

Public award and solicitation records provide historical and current context. They do not prove product performance, predict a win, or identify a price that will win.

Does DIBBSFlow submit bids?

No. The supplier verifies requirements and submits through its existing process.

What does the award-record review cover?

One five-character CAGE code. The scope and available source context are confirmed before analysis begins.

Review your DLA award record with the source context stated.