Market Pulse

A quick, bid/no-bid oriented readout of newly posted SDVOSB set-asides spanning VA medical transportation, a major VA HVAC upgrade presolicitation, and two DLA RFQs for NSN items—plus what to verify in the attachments before you commit bid and estimating resources.

A quick read on several DLA Maritime supply buys posted Feb 11, 2026—two valve-related RFQs due Feb 23, two RFQs due Feb 26 (including a large oxygen check valve quantity), plus a fastener solicitation that may become an automated one-year IDC.

A cluster of DLA Land & Maritime RFQs posted the same day, mostly with missing public descriptions. One notice (O-RING, NSN 5331-01-285-7663) includes quantity, delivery location, lead time, and approved sources—enough to decide quickly if you can quote as an approved source or via compliant sourcing.

DLA Aviation (Richmond) released multiple small-quantity aviation supply buys, including several SBA set-aside RFQs that may award Automated IDCs (one-year term up to $350K aggregate). One shackle requirement is positioned as a five-year commercial IDIQ under FAR 13.5 with a reverse auction notice and CAI/traceability considerations.

A cluster of DLA Land & Maritime RFQs under NAICS 336390 for small vehicle components (NSNs in the 2530/2540 families). Several are marked SBA set-aside. Expect electronic quote submission, limited drawings/specs in some cases, and potential Automated IDC awards with one-year terms or an aggregate order ceiling.

Six DLA Land & Maritime RFQs—mostly vehicle items plus one aircraft control assembly—may award automated IDCs with one-year terms (or until $350,000 aggregate). Expect source restrictions (approved sources listed), no drawings, and electronic quotes only.

DLA Aviation (Richmond) posted multiple RFQs for NSNs spanning aircraft hardware and a vehicle tool kit, all due Feb 18. Expect “approved source” constraints on several lines, limited drawings/specs in some cases, and straightforward distribution delivery requirements with ADO timelines.

A quick, bid/no-bid oriented read on several newly posted DLA Aviation RFQs with short turnaround and limited drawings, plus a Navy ship repair package in Yokosuka with strict eligibility (MSRA/ABR prime) and controlled access to specs via DoD SAFE.

DLA Land & Maritime posted a QPL push switch RFQ that may award an automated indefinite delivery contract (one-year term or until a $350,000 aggregate order cap), plus a separate sources-sought for a valve disk assembly where the Government plans to buy only from approved sources due to limited technical data. Here’s what’s implied, who fits, and how to respond efficiently.

A cluster of SBA set-aside DLA RFQs posted Feb 8, 2026 includes multiple approved-source items (antennas, cable/wiring) plus land and maritime repair parts with defined ship-to locations and ADO delivery windows. Here’s who should pursue, what to verify in the RFQs, and how to price and position fast-turn quotes.

Seven DLA Land & Maritime RFQs posted Feb 8, 2026 cluster around approved-source NSNs (antenna, headset, marine fender, metallic tube, puffer nozzle, ejector assembly, inverter). The common thread: electronic quote submission, no drawings/specs in the notice, and short response window—so your bid decision hinges on your ability to supply the approved source/part number and meet destination/ADO timelines.

Four DLA Land & Maritime notices under NAICS 334220 point to small, discrete supply buys (mostly antennas) using RFQs with electronic submissions and limited/no drawings. The practical decision: are you an approved source for the cited parts/NSNs, or can you credibly quote as an authorized distributor without needing government-furnished specs?

A cluster of DLA Land and Maritime RFQs posted Feb 8, 2026 targets low-quantity, approved-source (and one QPL) items across antennas, relays, hose assemblies, electronic modules, spark plugs (possible Automated IDC), and electric power monitors. If you can supply exact NSNs/part numbers through the approved source/QPL path and quote electronically, these are fast-turn opportunities; if you need drawings/specs to bid, most of these will be non-starters.

A quick analyst read on nine newly posted DLA RFQs—what’s being bought, what’s implied by source control/approved sources and IDC language, and how to decide whether to bid or stand down before you spend proposal hours.

A cluster of DLA RFQs—many flagged as potential Automated IDCs—covering source-controlled and approved-source NSN parts. Best fit is manufacturers/authorized distributors who can quote exact part numbers, meet depot shipping, and turn compliant electronic RFQ submissions fast.

A cluster of DLA Land & Maritime RFQs posted Feb 8, 2026 centers on NSN-based spare parts—many with approved-source restrictions and limited technical data availability. Bid teams should quickly confirm source status, lead times (often 100–800 days ADO), and any drawing access requirements before investing proposal effort.

A cluster of DLA Aviation (Richmond) RFQs posted Feb 8, 2026 with electronic quote submission and several Automated IDC possibilities (one-year term or $350,000 order ceiling). Key decision points: approved-source/QPL/source-controlled drawing constraints, depot shipping (CONUS/OCONUS), and delivery timing expressed in days ADO.

Several Coast Guard SFLC buys are straightforward LPTA parts awards—if (and only if) you can meet strict MIL-STD packaging/marking and barcode requirements by the due date. In parallel, a made-to-order mooring line requirement has clear manufacturing specs and a requested 30-day lead time. DoD items include multiple urgent/sole-source indicators where challengers must prove capability quickly.

A cluster of DLA Aviation Richmond buys is hitting the street with electronic quote submission and, in several cases, tight response windows. If you can meet NSN-driven requirements and manage long ADO delivery schedules, there are multiple bite-sized awards to chase this week.

DLA Aviation is seeking electronic quotes for a small-quantity structural aircraft panel buy (two line items, 1 each) delivering to DLA Distribution Warner Robins at different ADO delivery points. Responses are due Feb 12, 2026.