Government Contracting Glossary
Master the language of government contracting. Browse 498 terms covering regulations, contract types, procurement processes, and more.
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DIB (Defense Industrial Base)
The DIB encompasses contractors providing products/services critical to national defense, facing unique compliance and security requirements.
DID (Data Item Description)
A Data Item Description (DID) defines the content, format, and intended use of a specific deliverable required under a government contract.
DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency)
DISA provides IT and communications support to the Department of Defense (DoD), impacting contractors providing related services.
DISA (Encore Defense Information Systems Agency Enterprise Acquisition Gateway For Leading Edge Solutions)
DISA Encore is a suite of indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts for IT solutions across the Department of Defense.
DIU (Defense Innovation Unit)
The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) bridges the gap between the U.S. military and commercial technology companies for national security.
DLA (Defense Logistics Agency)
The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) provides worldwide logistics support to the military services and other federal agencies. Learn how to work with DLA.
DLAJETS (Defense Logistics Agency J6 Enterprise Technology Services)
DLAJETS provides comprehensive IT support to the Defense Logistics Agency. Understanding it is key for contractors pursuing DLA IT opportunities.
DMI (Direct Materials Inventory)
Direct Materials Inventory (DMI) represents the raw materials and components directly used in producing goods or services for a government contract.
DOC (Commits Department Of Commerce Cio Managed It Services)
DOC Commits provides managed IT services to the Department of Commerce. Contractors may provide support under this service.
DOC (Department Of Commerce)
The DOC promotes American businesses and industries. Contractors must understand DOC regulations for export controls, cybersecurity, and economic development.
DOD (Department Of Defense)
The Department of Defense (DOD) is the executive branch agency responsible for national security and military forces.
DODAF (Department Of Defense Architecture Framework)
DODAF is a framework ensuring that DoD systems are interoperable and meet mission needs. Contractors use it to design and deliver compliant solutions.