JCP Certification Explained: Why DD Form 2345 Is Your Key to DLA Drawings and DIBBS Bids
Posted by FedOpp on Oct 16th 2026
What is JCP certification? JCP certification is DLA's approval, granted through the Joint Certification Program and DD Form 2345, that lets a U.S. or Canadian company access export-controlled military technical data, including DLA drawings attached to DIBBS solicitations. You apply online through the JCP Portal, and certification lasts five years.
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How to Find Federal Subcontracting Opportunities
Posted by FedOpp on Oct 8th 2026
Short answer: Federal subcontracting opportunities come from companies that already hold a federal contract and need a small business to do part of the work. They post a notice with the scope, closing date, place, NAICS code and a contact, or take suppliers through their own supplier site. You reply to that company, not to the agency.
Where subcontract work comes from
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Which DIBBS RFQs Should You Bid On? A Bid/No-Bid Filter
Posted by FedOpp on Oct 8th 2026
Short answer: To decide which DIBBS RFQs to bid on, run each row through four filters in order. Is it in your FSCs or watched NSNs? Are you allowed to quote it (approved source, set-aside, export control)? Can you get the tech data, packaging and testing done? Can you deliver on time near recent award prices? Quote what passes.
Why you need a filter
The same three gates show up
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