Small Business Subcontracting Participation (WOSB-Compliant Supply Chain)

Small businesses qualified as Women-Owned Small Businesses can participate in a subcontracting opportunity under the Defense Logistics Agency’s initiative to expand WOSB representation in the supply chain for machining, fabrication, logistics, and packaging services. This effort supports Cummins’ compliance with federal WOSB subcontracting goals and is tied to a broader Department of Defense contract with a NAICS code of 332722, indicating a focus on machine shops and related precision manufacturing activities. Participation is structured to enable WOSB firms to serve as viable subcontractors across a range of critical functions supporting defense logistics operations, with performance requirements aligned to the needs of the program and no specific geographic restrictions outlined. The opportunity is open for engagement through the DIBBS portal and is designed to strengthen the diversity and resilience of the defense industrial base by integrating qualified women-owned enterprises into key supply chain roles.