Your items and their winners
You can see which supplier holds the recorded award on an NSN, and where that has changed. Approved sources against distinct recorded winners shows how contested an item is.
For manufacturers · DIBBS software for DLA suppliers
Who wins the items you make?
DIBBSFlow starts from your catalog: the awards behind the items you hold, and the adjacent items that move.
What you get
What does DIBBSFlow show a manufacturer?
You know your catalog. The question is which adjacent items move, and who else has been approved on the ones you hold.
New approved sources, surfaced
See the NSNs you have stopped winning and the items where a new approved source has appeared, from the award record with the window stated.
Adjacent items around your catalog
Review items similar to your catalog across the FSCs in your setup, with the basis for each result shown. Adjacent-market comparisons are directional context, not a product recommendation.
From the product
What does the record behind an item look like?
Scope and sources
What decides fit here?
Set up per customer for the FSCs in your setup. The context is directional; your team decides fit. DIBBSFlow does not confer approved-source status, and it does not determine what your shop can make.
See how every figure is sourced, or start with the DIBBS Academy.
Questions
What do manufacturers ask first?
Does DIBBSFlow know what my shop can make?
No. It starts from your catalog and the public award record. Similarity comes from market behavior, not from specs or capabilities. Your team decides fit.
Can I see who took an item I used to win?
Yes. You can see which supplier holds the recorded award on an NSN, and where that has changed.
Does DIBBSFlow make me an approved source?
No. Source approval comes from the government's qualification process. DIBBSFlow shows recorded context, so you can see where sources have changed.
The platform
What works together here?
Next step
Want to see the items you hold?
Thirty minutes on your own CAGE: the items you hold, who has won them, and the adjacent items around them.