NSN · manufacturer part number · CAGE code · item name — dashes optional.
If your contract names an approved manufacturer or requires a domestic or treaty-compliant origin, say so on the line. Atlas Air Supply records the restriction on that line and sources to it.
A sourcing condition is only useful if it survives to the quote. Each restriction is written against the item it applies to, so the answer you get back is an answer to that condition.
On an item's part page, tick the manufacturer part numbers you can accept. The quote desk receives the line marked as acceptable manufacturer part numbers only, and quotes against those alone.
Each line states whether it meets Buy American (domestic-preference) or Trade Agreements Act requirements, so a required origin is settled before the order ships.
A documented inspection step runs before each order ships, comparing what arrived with what the line asked for.
Tick the acceptable manufacturer part numbers on each part page, and put any origin requirement in the notes on the request.
Open the item's part page and tick the manufacturer part numbers you can accept. The line reaches the quote desk marked as acceptable manufacturer part numbers only, and the quote is made against those alone. Leave them all unticked and any listed manufacturer is acceptable.
Origin is stated per line. Each line says whether it meets domestic-preference or trade-agreement requirements, so a required origin is known before the order is placed. Put the requirement in the notes on the request so the desk sees it with the list.
CAGE 224F0 and UEI FNTVCNENJAH4, both of which can be looked up. Atlas sells through DIBBS and direct NSN sourcing.
