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Due for a buy: items the government buys on a rhythm
Ten years of DLA procurement history and federal awards, one stock number at a time. Below: the regular ones whose next buy is past the usual window, with the cadence, the last buy, the expected window, whether a solicitation is already open, and whether a seller here stocks it. A rhythm, not a schedule; use it to decide what to quote-ready and what to stock, not as a promise.
| NSN | Item | Buys | Every | Last buy | Expected window | Open RFQs | Sellers here |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The rhythm table is built nightly; check back after the first run. | |||||||
Buying events are DIBBS awards and FPDS contract actions on the stock number, with awards fewer than 21 days apart counted once. “Regular” means the gaps between buys vary by less than 60% of their average. The window is the average gap after the last buy, give or take half the gap (at least 45 days). Sellers are PartsAndPlanes listings matched to the NSN. Rebuilt nightly.
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