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DLA Application Resources

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Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code

Applications
Feb. 02, 2022

Unique identifier assigned to suppliers, government or defense agencies, and various organizations.
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DLA Internet Bid Board System (DIBBS)

Applications
Feb. 03, 2022

Search for, view, and submit secure quotes on RFQs for DLA items of supply.
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DLA Collaboration Folders (cFolders)

Applications
Feb. 15, 2022

Contains TDP/BidSets and EDLs for DLA procurements.
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DLA Enterprise External Business Portal (EEBP)

Applications
Feb. 03, 2022

Provides industry and military service personnel with centralized access to DLA Business Services.
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FedMall

Applications
Dec. 16, 2021

FedMall provides access to requisitions, research, and tracking tools for DLA inventory.
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Interactive Government/Industry Reference Data E...

Applications
Feb. 03, 2022

Database that allows for review and/or update of product info in the Federal Catalog System (FCS).
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Military Engineering Data Asset Locator System (...

Applications
Feb. 03, 2022

Locate engineering drawings throughout the DOD community on this web-based indexing system.
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Quick Search - Basic Search in ASSIST

Applications
Feb. 03, 2022

Search for defense and federal specifications and standards, military handbooks, and more.
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Web Federal Logistics Information System (WebFLIS®)

Applications
Dec. 16, 2021

WebFLIS® provides essential information about supply items including the NSN, Item Name, and Reference/Part...
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Having security certificate issues on DLA applications?

While most computers automatically recognize public Certification Authorities (CAs) that are trusted to validate the identity of the secure (HTTPS) websites, many .MIL sites are verified through private DoD CAs whose certificates require manual installation by a local system administrator. IT departments within the DoD typically install and update these certificates for their employees automatically, but there are occasions that updates do not reach all user workstations and a manual installation becomes necessary.  Non-DoD agencies, private sector organizations and home users do not typically have DoD CA certificates installed on their computers and will more than likely be required to complete the steps on the Defense Acquisition University (DAU) guide  in order to access many DLA resources.