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See orders that are not open to you and why

The Ones not open to you page lists the orders that DLA's codes close to you, in groups that name the rule and what you can do.

Written By GovPreneurs

Last updated 21 days ago

Some orders are closed to you by DLA's codes. Hunter does not put them on the board, but it does not hide them. The page Ones not open to you lists them.

Steps

  1. In the left menu, click Small Orders.
  2. Scroll below the list.
  3. Click Ones not open to you. The row says: "See what Hunter found and did not show you."
  4. Read each group.

The row shows only when something is held back.

What you see on the page

  • A Hunter note says: "Who may sell these is Hunter's reading of DLA's codes." Always check the order paper.
  • The orders are in groups. Each group has a heading that names the reason. For example: "Only approved sellers can quote these".
  • Each group says what the rule means and what you can do.
  • Below the groups, What can I do next? gives three pointers: a Source Approval Request, a question to your mentor, and the DLA rules.

The groups

  • Approved sellers only.
  • Sellers DLA already has.
  • Sellers on a qualified list.
  • No new sellers.
  • One supplier for a commercial part.
  • One supplier for the part.

An order with no acquisition code, or with a code that Hunter cannot read, is not on this page. It stays on the board, and its order page says that the answer is not clear. See Check whether DLA lets you quote an order.

What you see next

Click an order to open it. The order page still shows the facts. Hunter's take stays the same. See Check whether DLA lets you quote an order.

If nothing is held back, the page says "Nothing here right now."

⚠️ If you are unsure what a code means: Click Ask your mentor before you spend time on one of these orders.

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