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CH-35: parts, government demand, prices, suppliers
The federal catalog names the CH-35 as the end item on 30 stock numbers; 0 of them have a DLA solicitation or award on record. What the government buys for this aircraft, what it paid, who wins, and which parts are at supply risk. Rebuilt nightly; this page is from 2026-09-28.
30
stock numbers
0
with demand
0
open now
0
awards, 36 m
0
sellers here
0
at supply risk
Most-bought stock numbers
Ranked by DLA awards in the last 36 months, then open solicitations. Price is the last award.
| NSN | Item | Awards 36 m | Open | Last paid | Sellers | Risk |
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About this page
A stock number is tied to the CH-35 when the federal catalog's item characteristics name it as the end item; spellings and series letters (KC-46A, F/A-22) are folded together. Demand and prices come from DLA DIBBS, vendors from the award record, risk from the obsolescence watch. Same page for every reader. Data, not advice.
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Questions
- What parts does the CH-35 use?
- The federal catalog ties 30 national stock numbers to the CH-35. Each has its own page with cross-references and history.
- Who supplies CH-35 parts to the government?
- No DLA award on these stock numbers is on record in the last 36 months.
- Is the government buying CH-35 parts right now?
- No DLA solicitation is open today on CH-35 stock numbers. Each solicitation page shows the quantity, due date, the gates a seller must clear, and what was paid before.
Numbers as of the nightly build. Data, not advice.