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Start with your CAGE, known items, or category. Review the solicitations that fit, and see why each one surfaced.
For bid desks and contracts teams · DIBBS software for DLA suppliers
Still checking five tools by hand?
DIBBSFlow puts the solicitation, its award history, active manufacturers, and packaging context in one review your team works together.
What you get
What does the bid desk get?
You run several searches, alerts, and lookup tools, and qualifying a bid still means checking award, item, source, and packaging by hand.
Award context beside each record
Recorded awards for each NSN over a multi-year window, next to the solicitation your team is deciding on. No separate lookups.
Requirements inside the review
A missed packaging standard means repack and return freight. MIL-STD packaging context sits with the solicitation where available, and solicitations show the active manufacturers decoded from FLIS records.
Shortlist and route
Shortlist and track the opportunities under review, and keep the review state visible to the team.
From the product
What does a real board look like?
Scope and sources
Where does the review's data come from?
Public DIBBS solicitations and DLA records, with the source shown beside each field. Your team verifies requirements and submits through DIBBS, the way it does today.
See how every figure is sourced, or start with the DIBBS Academy.
Questions
What do bid desks ask first?
Does DIBBSFlow submit bids?
No. DIBBSFlow is review software. You verify requirements and submit quotes through DIBBS, the way you do today.
How is this different from a saved search?
A saved search returns records that match a query. DIBBSFlow shows the award history, past prices, and source record beside each solicitation.
What data does DIBBSFlow use?
Public DLA award and solicitation records. Every figure shows its source and date range.
The platform
What works together here?
Next step
Want to see your own queue?
Thirty minutes on your own CAGE: your queue, the award context beside it, and why each item surfaced.