In this post we’re going to quickly show you how BidLink makes it MUCH easier to find and bid the government solicitations that YOU’RE LOOKING FOR.
Anyone who’s worked with DIBBS (DLA Bid Board System) knows how frustrating it is to find government solicitations and RFQs that match your particular business.
Let’s say that you’re a distributor or reseller of “Mil-Spec” connectors, specializing in the following series…
MIL-DTL-38999
MIL-DTL-26482
MIL-DTL-24308
…and you want to review the current open solicitations from DoD and DLA for these connectors.
You can go to the DIBBS and look for all open solicitations for FSC (Federal Supply Class) 5935 (“Connectors, Electrical”) and you’ll get this….
…. 1,192 records that you can slog through to find the ones that you might wish to bid on — what else do you have to this week?
Of course, DIBBS provides other search functions and parameters that you might use to narrow down your search.
Let’s see what results we get:
Obviously, DIBBS is not the place that you want to be spending your valuable time finding and researching government solicitations that you can bid on.
May we suggest that you search for government business on BidLink?
Here’s what you would, quickly find….
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….A user-friendly interface, created solely to improve the efficiency and productivity of your government solicitations search and bidding activity.
To learn more about BidLink.net, and to try it for free, click here >> BidLink.net Free Trial
If you found this article interesting and would like to read another, we recommend this one >> DoD Procurement; Acquisition Method Codes (Part 1)
*Above DIBBS and BidLlink.net search results current to 16:30 ET, 12/19/2018.
