how do I find the DLA’s internal selling price on a solicitation? Also, would you ever place a bid where your price is higher than DLA‘s internal selling price? In other words with DLA ever purchase items and sell them for less internally?

How can you tell if the approved vendor is bidding on a contract?

Anyone think of any reasons why not to do service related contracts right off the bat?

If a company has numerous DLA delivery orders, is it reasonable to infer that those orders are being issued under an IDIQ or other indefinite-delivery contract?

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