About FEDBIZOPPS...People may want to take a look...

This website is pretty well known. I know my way around it by way of being a 3043 in the Marines. My unit dealt with "MAJOR" priorities. We were located next to the brig for a reason.

There is only 13 of us at a time in this unit...IN THE WORLD.

Here goes nothing.

If I still had access to Navy's FedLog and the SASSY and MIMMS systems...along with this...well, let's just say that I would not be able to access forums like this without repercussions.
Serious repercussions.

Have fun rabbit-holers.

My work here is done.

www.fbo.gov...

^^this gets you to the list. Anyone can access this^^

Okay...I'm going to list some requisitions that catch my attention: enter this into the "solicitation" box in the search query...I don't want you distracted by the usual supply req's.

These have been put in over the weekend. Scroll through the solicitations...pay attention to who is asking...the amount of money to be paid...the quantities...the place(s) of performance...dates that the doc has attached and the like.
Spooky.

Here is afformentioned list. Like I said...just copy and paste list items into the keyword/solicitation box in the query. Then...when the next spreadsheet pops up, just click on the opportunity.

571076
W9124B-14-Q-3003
571078
W912LC-14-T-0002
W912HZ30723044
FA2550-13-R-2001
NNM13443380R
SPE4A713R1416
W912JD14T0001
VA26213Q1254
VA26213Q1188
DRAFT_FPS3_RFP_and_Industry_Day
W911QY-13-P-0470
N65236_SNOTE_0008A9CA
DE-WA0001385
HQ034-13-T-0154
W15P7T13RA424
Elevators-inspections (yes...enter this, results are interesting)
Fa8601-14-T-0004ss
SPM1C114T0100 (copy the NSN and nomenclature for these badboys and check it out on google images)
SPM1C114T0103 (why do we need 225 of these in philly?)
SPM7L413T7359
SPM1C114M0027
W15P7T13R0029
SLAC-122193
H92222-14-SOFWIC
N62645-13-R-0035
N0017413R0036
SPE4A614R1072


These are just from a few days ago...

THis is a great place to see who gets the contracts and what they're for.

Any input and feedback is welcome.
Remember...this stuff is out there for all to see. You just gotta know what info to glean.

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


air-attack.com...

^^this is a site listing all awarded contracts, what they're for^^
NOT CLASSIFIED
VERY INTERESTING

I'll have to wait for a few more replies from those in the know.
It looks pretty interesting but I don't know what I'm looking for......

Yipes! Creepy indeed. Biological monitoring, light towers, tarps...any number of things that would preclude a power-down or CBN attack of some type. Items that could be used for housing/relocation of large numbers of (assuming here) civilians.
We're broke but they still send our requisitions for items like this. Not looking good.

It would also appear the shutdown was known of well in advance.

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


Holy Moses!!! What is going on here?

LI 002: Shredder(Sensitive)-W/maintenance, 7, EA;
LI 003: Multi-Function Copier w/ maintenance and resupply, 10, EA;
LI 004: Plotters-W/Maintenance and resupply, 7, EA;

Here are some more solicitation #'s posted today: 10/14...

Not only a Federal holiday...but there is a govt. shutdown as well...somehow WH staff is still "working" on these req.'s...even military has the day off today..WTF is going on???

hmmm...keep in mind the coding used in solicitation #'s...SP meaning SPECIAL PROCUREMENTS...these types of orders usually hold a priority 3 or above...3 is pretty damn important...13 is even MORE IMPORTANT as it really means 1+3 in importance. Usually these priorities have only days to "get things together and where they need to be"...13 is almost ALWAYS classified-above top secret.

We already have contingencies in place and are normally kept in stock within the military database...the fact that the US is seeking out extra contingency supplies is alarming.

As I stated before...my prior duties in the military consisted of dealing with high pri orders like this and classified stuff...I can't really, nor do I want to, say more than that.

SPE8ED14T0126
SPE4A514T1900
SPE8ED14T0125

There are a lot of "spare part" req's going out today...from what I know...spare parts mean a deployment, one lasting at least 3 months, gathered from the parts ordered and the qty's...except this deployment is WITHIN CONUS. These vehicle spare parts are not necessarily for military type vehicles...they could be parts for civilian type vehicles...vans and buses.



???????

AFewGoodWomen
reply to post by AFewGoodWomen

 

air-attack.com...

^^this is a site listing all awarded contracts, what they're for^^
NOT CLASSIFIED
VERY INTERESTING

What's this about?

Thales Components Corp., Totowa, N.J., has been awarded a maximum $24,793,300 fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for Milstar traveling wave tubes.

Didn't know what 'traveling wave tubes' were, so I searched and found...

A traveling-wave tube (TWT) is a specialised vacuum tube that is used in electronics to amplify radio frequency (RF) signals to high power, usually as part of an electronic assembly known as a traveling-wave tube amplifier (TWTA).

The bandwidth of a broadband TWT can be as high as one octave, although tuned (narrowband) versions exist, and operating frequencies range from 300 MHz to 50 GHz. The power gain of the tube is on the order of 70 decibels.

And further down...

Uses[edit]
TWTAs are commonly used as amplifiers in satellite transponders, where the input signal is very weak and the output needs to be high power.[14]

A TWTA whose output drives an antenna is a type of transmitter. TWTA transmitters are used extensively in radar, particularly in airborne fire-control radar systems, and in electronic warfare and self-protection systems.[15] In such applications, a control grid is typically introduced between the TWT's electron gun and slow-wave structure to allow pulsed operation. The circuit that drives the control grid is usually referred to as a grid modulator.

Another major use of TWTAs is for the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing industry for immunity testing of electronic devices.

Electronic Warfare???

Someone please take me out of this Twilight Zone!!!

I will offer you ways to decipher the coding used in logistics and supply...

Procurement designations (alpha)

SPE8ED14T = field hospitals and support equip.(-S-pecial -P-rocurement -E-mergency//8=location designation//ED=emergency department //14T-another specifying designation-unknown to me at this time)

W912 = Some kind of "exercise" in multiple locations. W is usually a classification of weapon/weapon part or accessory in supply...I don't know why W is being used in these req's.

571055 = no alpha designations at all...(123456, 123457, 123458, etc.) Seems that the lack of alpha designators would suggest some sort of distinction aside from normal , run of the mill, contracting bids. These numbers may consist of a project number and a julian date (one used by military...it's in a different format)...for example: 1055 may be the 105th day of the year 2005...that does not seem to fit, so I'm going to have to research this further.

W909MY13QVSTA: W=weopans/909=????/M=???/Y=????/13= priority---of the UTMOST IMPORTANCE
Every number and every letter means something in the Supply and logistics world. It's fascinating really.

Keyword entries:

Other Defense Agencies- many times...the req. order doesn't show the actual agency that is requesting.
using this in the keyword query sums this up.

DHS
FEMA
HQ
Some interesting reqs: W15P7T08DM240P00006
as a matter of fact...every solicitation with the designation: W15P7T
These would appear to be for the Prez himself. (Weopans/sys/1 (priority) /5 (classified level above top secret/ P (president) 7T (level/ technology) DM240(Digital Modulator 240...made by Radyne)

Obama needs his superman glasses pronto!!!

I hoped that I may have sparked some to investigate for themselves.
As far as NSN's (Nato Stock Numbers...the 13 digit key to every mystery known to modern man) they are very research-able online nowadays. Every number in these groups mean something too: 000-000-000-0000. I'll get into that later.

Remember to scroll to the bottoms of these req's to see what you can glean by what's listed and what's "not being listed"...

***If a link takes you to a screen saying that the site is not trusted...GO NO FURTHER!!! You ARE being watched.
These sites are extremely secure. You can get info from other places that aren't going to land you in TSA's purgatory or worse>>>Gitmo (that's extreme...I know, but that's how you should treat it...)***

It's funny how some black ops projects got their names only because of supply code...Project Spartan comes to mind.

DISCLAIMER!!!
Nothing I have stated or eluded to in the past few posts contain ANY classified materials. All attached classified docs are encrypted. You have been warned by myself to NOT POKE THE BEAR.
Rabbit holes are fun boys and girls...just remember to tie off a rope to help you get out.

reply to post by new_here


Ahhh...welcome to the world of military supply and logistics.
All is there for you to see...and question.

Perhaps my paranoia is at long last justified.

...just because you're paranoid...doesn't mean that they....a;sdklfga;'djils....................
end transmission//

reply to post by new_here


Ahhh...welcome to the world of military supply and logistics.
All is there for you to see...and question.

Perhaps my paranoia is at long last justified.

...just because you're paranoid...doesn't mean that they....a;sdklfga;'djils....................
end transmission//

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


I hit one of those "site not trusted" warnings and went no further despite my curiosity nearly getting the better of me. Had one too many crashes for doing that already but thanks for the warning and the extra information to help decode these reqs.

Some more req's that I find curious:

J3OSC456
SPE4A614V1135
SPE4A7-14-R-1288
7FCM-C4-030073-B
DTFH70-13-R-00001
BAA-RVKV-2013-0006
W911RQ-14-R-0001
H92222-12-C-0013P00005
HQ0034-13-T-0173
TBPDADF13CI0011
HQ0034-13-C-0137
W912HN-13-R-0004
FA7000-13-R-0023
FA8307-13-R-0001
2114204OIA001

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


Sometimes hypervigilance can be misconstrued as paranoia, especially when all those around you are doubting.

Paranoia is when you are suspicious for no reason. You are not paranoid.

Just some more that caught my attention.

SPE7M513X0043
IFBP01111300001
HSFELA-13-Q-0006
SPMYM2-14-Q-0013
RDIF
FBGT-GG-050001-B
14-RFI-0001
M67854-13-I-7318
FBO274-13
RFI-Audit_Services

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


What's the point in all this digging? Seems like pretty straight-forward requisitions.
Can you drop a code for something really interesting?

For anyone new to the thread...
What I am posting are requisitions...in other words...
supplies.

Supplies that are being requested by the White House and Joint Chiefs of Staff...


“The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”

― Aristotle

That being said...there seems to be an emergence of requests coming from a military entity...
These requests indicate (VERY STRONGLY) a sudden need for supplies pertaining to a ROTATING command post...consisting of a field hospital and support services.

TO someone who is not familiar with supply and logistics...FEDBIZOPPS looks like a bunch of nuts and bolts...

The devil is in the details.
Requesting agencies...qty of spare parts.

THis is a semi-permanent deployment..within the US. Quantities tell me it's a 3 month rotating "billet" of some sort...
Multiple locations...
Enough spare parts to keep at least 2-3 regiments fully equipped at all times...24/7
Just like any other CRISIS DEPLOYMENT.
EVERYTHING IS BEING THOUGHT OF>>>EVERY POSSIBLE CONTINGINCY: Medical, Social, education and PRISON...food, service-related jobs...and the containers...all the containers!!!

This was my job at one time...I did have my finger on the pulse of the PLANET...kinda stressful for a naive/ yet impressive young Marine.
It's hard to ignore things once you are privy to info and how things are done.
FEDBIZOPPS is only ONE layer to this onion...

Predict and control...
I'll say no more.
this onion is scary...

reply to post by EA006


I've posted A LOT of "not-so-straightforward" req's.

I have also explained a lot of code already...

Take the time to actually enter more than 4 req's into the query...if you don't mind...before you try to de-rail the thread.

...it sure didn't take long for the "skeptic" to show up.

Psychology is fun...

AFewGoodWomen
For anyone new to the thread...
What I am posting are requisitions...in other words...
supplies.

Supplies that are being requested by the White House and Joint Chiefs of Staff...


“The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”

― Aristotle

That being said...there seems to be an emergence of requests coming from a military entity...
These requests indicate (VERY STRONGLY) a sudden need for supplies pertaining to a ROTATING command post...consisting of a field hospital and support services.

TO someone who is not familiar with supply and logistics...FEDBIZOPPS looks like a bunch of nuts and bolts...

The devil is in the details.
Requesting agencies...qty of spare parts.

THis is a semi-permanent deployment..within the US. Quantities tell me it's a 3 month rotating "billet" of some sort...
Multiple locations...
Enough spare parts to keep at least 2-3 regiments fully equipped at all times...24/7
Just like any other CRISIS DEPLOYMENT.
EVERYTHING IS BEING THOUGHT OF>>>EVERY POSSIBLE CONTINGINCY: Medical, Social, education and PRISON...food, service-related jobs...and the containers...all the containers!!!

This was my job at one time...I did have my finger on the pulse of the PLANET...kinda stressful for a naive/ yet impressive young Marine.
It's hard to ignore things once you are privy to info and how things are done.
FEDBIZOPPS is only ONE layer to this onion...

Predict and control...
I'll say no more.
this onion is scary...

along with these mundane usual "par" supplies...there are is a LOT of "radiation detection" equipment being ordered...soooooo.....yeah...there's that.

EA006
reply to post by AFewGoodWomen

 

What's the point in all this digging? Seems like pretty straight-forward requisitions.
Can you drop a code for something really interesting?

FIne...you must work for the Department of Redundancy Department...

Just enter this code into the query:
SPE8ED

This should sum up a deployment nicely.

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


I'm afraid i do mind. I checked a few more than 4 codes and it's still not that interesting to me.
I suppose by the time you get finished on this thread you'll have told us pretty much what you've tried not too at the start. Ahhhh psychology.