Where supplier stock meets contractor bids.

ResupplyAI matches the parts suppliers already stock to open DLA solicitations, and routes each match to a contractor who quotes it.

DLA · Navy · SAM.gov

Matches forming, example data
Washer, Flat5310-00-000-00011,200 EA
  1. Supplier
  2. Contractor
  3. DLA

Quote sent to DLA

Matches formingExample data
  1. DLA needsWasher, Flat5310-00-000-00011,200 EA · Quote by Oct 14
    1. Held byExample Supply Co.
    2. Routed toExample Contractor LLC
    3. Quote sent toDLA
  2. DLA needsScrew, Cap, Hexagon Head5305-00-000-0002450 EA · Quote by Oct 16
    1. Held byExample Fastener Co.
    2. Routed toExample Contractor Inc.
    3. Quote sent toDLA
  3. DLA needsGasket5330-00-000-000375 EA · Quote by Oct 21
    1. Held byExample Seal Co.
    2. Routed toExample Contractor LLC
    3. Quote sent toDLA

A person on our team reviews each quote before it goes to the contractor.

Which describes your company?

One supply chain, two sides of it.

The government publishes what it needs by solicitation and NSN. Suppliers hold the parts. Contractors prepare and submit the quotes. ResupplyAI connects the three: we match open solicitations to stocked parts and put qualified supplier quotes in front of the contractors who respond.

$55.9B obligated by the DLA in FY2025

Source: USAspending.gov, Defense Logistics Agency obligations, FY2025 (retrieved Oct 2, 2026)

  1. The government

    Publishes what it needs by solicitation and NSN.

  2. Suppliers

    Hold the parts.

  3. ResupplyAI

    Matches open solicitations to stocked parts.

  4. Contractors

    Prepare and submit the quotes.

Most DLA awards are small. Together they move billions.

Most of the DLA's buying happens in small awards. That is millions of separate requirements a year, and each one has to be sourced by someone who has the part.

99.4%of DLA contract awards in FY2025 were $350,000 or less

34%of the DLA's FY2025 contract dollars went through those awards

3.76Mcontract awards and orders in FY2025

DLA contract awards in FY2025, by size of award
  1. $15,000 or less3,456,080 awards · $4.79B
    • Awards91.9%
    • Dollars8.6%
  2. Over $15,000 to $350,000284,180 awards · $14.29B
    • Awards7.6%
    • Dollars25.5%
  3. Over $350,000 to $7.5M20,036 awards · $18.63B
    • Awards0.5%
    • Dollars33.3%
  4. Over $7.5M1,460 awards · $18.24B
    • Awards0.04%
    • Dollars32.6%

Source: USAspending.gov API, Defense Logistics Agency as awarding subagency, contracts, purchase orders and delivery orders (award types A to D), fiscal year 2025 (Oct 1, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025). Retrieved Oct 2, 2026. Sizes use each award's total amount; the count includes delivery orders. The four sizes add up to $55.94B.

Try a sample NSN

Pick an example NSN and see how a part a supplier holds meets what a contractor needs. This preview runs on three example parts, not on live records.

Example data
Example NSNs:

Needed by a contractor

1,200 EAQuote by Oct 14

Held by a supplier

Washer, FlatExample Supply Co.

Matched by NSN. A person reviews the quote before it goes to the contractor.

Where the solicitations come from

We work from solicitations the government publishes on its own systems, and we name the system behind every record.

DLA (DIBBS)

Solicitations for items of supply, published on the DLA Internet Bid Board System.

Navy (NAVSUP)

Business opportunities published by the Naval Supply Systems Command.

SAM.gov

Contract Opportunities, the federal government's system for posting solicitations to industry.

We name the source of every record. We do not publish volume figures we cannot cite.

How we work

Government procurement runs on verifiable information. These are the rules we hold ourselves to.

  • Every record names its source.

    We keep track of the government system that published each solicitation we work.

  • A person reviews each quote.

    Matching is automated. A member of our team reviews every supplier quote before it goes forward.

  • Prices stay with the quote.

    A supplier's price goes forward for one specific solicitation and is never published.

  • No promises we cannot keep.

    We support your decision. We do not guarantee awards, and we do not publish outcome figures.

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