Just My Opportunities

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Written walkthrough and screen references

  1. Review my opportunities
  2. Review possible award-history matches
  3. Find DLA requirements that remain unfulfilled
  4. Read an NSN result
  5. Read an item's technical characteristics
  6. Read solicitation search results
  7. Read an NSN's award history
  8. Find documents associated with an NSN
  9. Evaluate recorded substitute items
  10. Inspect and download item drawings
  11. Read the combined NSN research report
  12. Read FLIS identification, sourcing and reference segments
  13. Read FLIS shipping and management data
  14. Read inventory and backorders
  15. Search and read APL/AEL equipment lists
  16. Read monthly and quarterly forecasts
  17. Use the short-form NSN market report
  18. Read contractor results and profiles
  19. Work with project folders
  20. Recorded workbook reference: all 70 columns
  21. Read the full registration-detail field list
  22. Review opportunities related to a contractor
  23. Check contacts linked to an award

Watch the learning sequence

1. My Opportunities: assigned parts and SAM.gov notices

Start with the button-specific workflow: My Opportunities: assigned parts and SAM.gov notices.

Watch from the beginning

Choose a chapter
  1. 0:00 — Enter my opportunities
  2. 0:35 — Choose the parts list and account CAGE
  3. 1:13 — Read the 120-day contracts roadmap
  4. 2:04 — Read the roadmap agency results
  5. 2:34 — Read the roadmap incumbent companies
  6. 2:55 — Read a monthly action example
  7. 3:29 — Open the unfulfilled list
  8. 3:56 — Choose an unfulfilled item row
  9. 4:27 — Read the nsn result rows
  10. 4:59 — Compare the technical characteristics
  11. 5:30 — Return to the opportunity list
  12. 5:54 — Read the assigned parts row
  13. 7:06 — Follow the parts item to results
  14. 7:38 — Research the same NSN
  15. 8:27 — Open Technical Characteristics
  16. 8:40 — Read each characteristic across its row
  17. 9:43 — Open Award History
  18. 10:01 — Compare the award date, quantity and price
  19. 11:03 — Open Associated Documents
  20. 11:25 — Choose the matching document number
  21. 11:59 — Read the listed specification revisions
  22. 12:41 — Open Substitutes
  23. 12:52 — Read the substitute relationship row
  24. 13:37 — Open the item's drawing list
  25. 13:48 — Compare drawing, sheet, type and revision
  26. 14:30 — Confirm the selected drawing row
  27. 14:54 — Open the combined HTML report
  28. 15:09 — Match catalog and management sections
  29. 15:49 — Read the report award quantities and prices
  30. 16:20 — Compare the report technical characteristics
  31. 16:44 — Read the report's document references
  32. 17:23 — Finish with substitutions and MOE rules
  33. 18:01 — Return to the NSN summary
  34. 18:30 — Open FLIS Header
  35. 18:32 — FLIS Header — Segment A
  36. 19:51 — Open MOE Rules
  37. 19:55 — MOE Rules — Segment B
  38. 20:51 — Open MCRL
  39. 20:55 — MCRL — Segment C
  40. 21:51 — Open Shipping
  41. 21:54 — Shipping — Segment G
  42. 23:02 — Open ML-C
  43. 23:06 — ML-C — Segment H
  44. 24:10 — Open Inventory
  45. 24:14 — Inventory
  46. 24:56 — Open BackOrder
  47. 25:00 — BackOrder
  48. 25:40 — Return to item research
  49. 26:07 — Check the screw's APL lookup
  50. 26:49 — Use a separate populated APL example
  51. 27:32 — Read the pump list's parts
  52. 28:14 — Read the screw's forecast result
  53. 28:41 — Identify the monthly forecast
  54. 28:59 — Read monthly quantities and total
  55. 29:07 — Read price and acquisition fields
  56. 29:20 — Switch from item months to class quarters
  57. 29:43 — Read the chain's quarterly quantities
  58. 30:21 — Read this screw's three-year market result
  59. 30:53 — Read a populated item market example
  60. 31:24 — Open the item competitor list
  61. 31:46 — Use a separate opened-drawing example
  62. 32:23 — Inspect the opened drawing file
  63. 32:54 — Open the printable award table
  64. 33:32 — Follow an awardee to its CAGE profile
  65. 34:02 — Read the associated specification itself
  66. 34:45 — Browse documents related to the specification
  67. 35:25 — Choose the right reference link on the screw
  68. 35:52 — See where the part-number link goes
  69. 36:25 — Confirm the referenced organization
  70. 36:52 — See what IPB Search opens
  71. 37:20 — Return from item research to the assigned queue
  72. 37:35 — Start from the assigned parts record
  73. 37:59 — Understand the first Folder visit
  74. 38:21 — Read the project folders
  75. 38:50 — Create a subfolder under Notes
  76. 39:01 — Verify the new folder
  77. 39:14 — Copy the folder to Misc
  78. 39:24 — Paste into the destination folder
  79. 39:35 — Confirm the copied folder in Misc
  80. 39:50 — Review Upload options without submitting a file
  81. 40:20 — Return to My Projects Folder and reopen this record
  82. 40:37 — Continue work in the saved project
  83. 40:49 — Read a SAM.gov row and open its source
  84. 41:28 — Use row actions and export carefully
  85. 42:02 — Open Possible History For The Notice
  86. 42:33 — Compare The First History Candidate
  87. 43:11 — Read The Candidate Award Detail
  88. 43:46 — Inspect history candidate and return
  89. 44:36 — Open a project folder from a SAM.gov notice
  90. 44:52 — Read the notice's project folders
  91. 45:29 — Read the parts opportunity workbook
  92. 45:56 — Continue across the parts export
  93. 46:20 — Read the samgov opportunity workbook
  94. 46:49 — Recap the review sequence

2. Research a contractor profile and its company actions

Continue from a company or CAGE link into its profile, DLA history, federal awards, part references, registration, GSA, RoadMap, opportunities and subcontractor report. Shared examples use different companies.

Watch from the beginning

Choose a chapter
  1. 0:00 — Open a CAGE-based profile
  2. 0:33 — Read the company identity and location
  3. 1:13 — Choose a parts-history range
  4. 1:44 — Check the company’s DLA parts history
  5. 2:43 — Read federal contract awards
  6. 3:34 — Review the company’s part references
  7. 4:23 — Check the GSA Schedule view
  8. 5:07 — Switch to the registration example
  9. 5:29 — open-registration-details
  10. 5:43 — match-the-business-identity
  11. 6:22 — interpret-registration-dates-and-next-step
  12. 7:05 — Explore the company RoadMap
  13. 7:34 — open-the-contractor-opportunity-view
  14. 8:00 — read-the-match-summary-and-part-row
  15. 8:44 — verify-notice-source-and-match-fit
  16. 9:11 — Open the SubContractor Report
  17. 9:31 — Return to company search

3. Find agency contacts from an award result

Follow the agency-contact route from an award record.

Watch from the beginning

Choose a chapter
  1. 0:00 — Search award history by NAICS
  2. 0:21 — Select the agency link
  3. 0:44 — Read the contact fields and return

Optional focused reviews

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