What's new · September 18, 2026 · data · sellers · buyers

The daily Market Pulse, in your inbox every weekday morning

Every weekday morning: new DLA RFQs, SAM.gov notices from every agency, yesterday's awards and who won them, the most-solicited NSNs, new Airworthiness Directives and unapproved-parts notices, and the headlines. Email only, one click to leave. Account holders get a personal issue on their own parts.

Market Pulse has been a page since Wednesday: the charts on what the government is buying, from whom, and what the FAA is grounding. From Monday it is also an email. Every weekday at 07:00 UTC, before the U.S. business day starts, the issue goes out with the overnight record: new DLA requests for quotation, new SAM.gov notices from every agency, yesterday's contracts and the vendors who won them, the NSNs most solicited this month, new final Airworthiness Directives and unapproved-parts notifications, and four headlines. Every line links to the record behind it on this site.

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Put an email in the box on Market Pulse or at the foot of any stock-number, solicitation or vendor page, click the confirmation link, and that is it. No password, no phone number, no form. Every issue carries a one-click unsubscribe, and every issue is archived at /market-pulse/daily the day it goes out.

Your Pulse, for account holders

If you have an account and list or watch parts, a second issue arrives fifteen minutes before the public one, filtered to you: your RFQs closing within three days, new solicitations and notices on NSNs you list or watch, contracts awarded on them and to whom, and directives or service difficulty reports naming part numbers you stock. Nothing new overnight means no email. It is on by default for Pro accounts and trials, and there is a switch on the dashboard.

Both issues are built from the same nightly tables as the site. If a number is wrong in the email it is wrong on the page too, and it will be fixed in both.

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