FedLog is the logistics information system published by the Defense Logistics Information Service (DLIS).
Note: If you have access to
FEDLOG, you can research the national stock number (NSN) or part number to determine if the item is a Class 1 explosive and the Controlled Inventory Item Code (CIIC).
FEDLOG alone will not always save you, even if the work center "guarantees" that it is a valid sub.
TXC incorporates existing vendor information from the federal Central Contractor Registration (CCR) and
FEDLOG to pre-qualify and pre-register clients.
I searched the FedLog, and it revealed the material is in the supply system, along with several other types of flux.
Electrical and electronic applications exist, and a number of items are available in the FedLog, for example NSN 3439-00-162-8388, corrosion-resistant, liquid-soldering flux.
The prices, which are based on the March 2000
FEDLOG CD-ROM set distributed by the Defense Logistics Agency, are an attempt at quantifying the changes and are not intended to be a complete statistical analysis of the MTOE.
The catalogers used their supply expertise and knowledge of Federal Logistics data, or
FEDLOG, and the Federal Logistics Information System to identify the national stock numbers required.
Its data is distributed in many forms that include Federal Logistics (
FEDLOG) and the NATO Master Cross Reference List.
There are plans to link DESEX to
FEDLOG, which will enable customers to place requisitions after researching their catalog data.