Small Business Subcontracting Participation (Opportunities Across Supply Chain)

The Defense Logistics Agency, under the Department of Defense, is seeking small business participation across its supply chain through subcontracting opportunities in manufacturing, logistics, and additive manufacturing sectors. These opportunities are driven by federal acquisition regulations and mandatory subcontracting plan requirements aimed at increasing small business involvement in defense-related contracts. The North American Industry Classification System code 339999 indicates a broad scope within miscellaneous manufacturing, allowing diverse small enterprises to engage as suppliers or service providers. The solicitation is open-ended with no specific dollar value or set-aside designation, emphasizing long-term, flexible engagement rather than a single contract award. Performance locations are not specified, enabling nationwide participation aligned with DLA’s distributed logistics network. Interested small businesses can access further details through the provided DIBBS portal link to explore potential roles and submit proposals in support of critical defense logistics operations.