What’s included
NSN Code Research from AAAT3
1
NSN and part number lookups
The government buys by NSN. Your part may already be listed.
- NSN, part number and CAGE cross-reference
- Approved source and acquisition method checks
- Federal Supply Class (FSC) mapping
2
Demand and purchase history
See what sells, how often and for how much.
- Department of Defense purchase history by NSN
- Buy frequency and quantities
- Agencies and buying offices
3
Catalog match report
A clear list of where to start.
- Your catalog matched to federal stock numbers
- Best-fit NSNs ranked by demand
- Next steps to quote
Standards
Codes and standards we work to
| Standard | What it covers |
|---|---|
| FLIS | Federal Logistics Information System (DLA) |
| DIBBS | DLA Internet Bid Board System |
| FSC / FSG | Federal Supply Classification codes |
| SAM.gov | System for Award Management registration |
FAQ
Common questions
What is an NSN?
A National Stock Number is the 13-digit number the federal supply system uses to identify an item. Matching your product to NSNs shows where the government already buys it.
Do I need to be registered to research NSNs?
No. Research uses public data. You need SAM registration and a CAGE code to quote.
Talk to us about NSN Code Research
Tell us about your project, location and start date. We reply with a plan and pricing.
Service network