Radome (NSN 1560-00-001-1850)
Overview
• National Stock Number (NSN): 1560-00-001-1850
• National Item Identification Number (NIIN): 000011850
• Federal Supply Classification (FSC): FSC 1560 - Airframe Structural Components
• Codification Country: United States of America
• Item Name Code (INC): 16132
• Criticality: This item does not have a nuclear hardened feature. There is no any other critical feature such as application, tolerance or fit restriction as well
• Hazardous Material Indicator Code: No information in the HMIRS. However, the product’s NSN is in an FSC in Table II of Federal Standard 313. An MSDS may be required by the user. The MSDS requirement is dependent on the intended end use of the product. Or, a hazard determination of the supplier.Have a look at national stock number search for more info on this.
About the item
The NSN 1560-00-001-1850 or NIIN 000011850 is a radome that was assigned on September 24, 1972, in the FLIS. This item’s NIIN is available for Manual Assignment. And its NSN does not replace any other NSNs.
Only one manufacturer part number is associated with this NSN. One of those part numbers is considered obsolete. Originally, the manufacturer part numbers were supplied by 2 suppliers. As of today, both suppliers are listed as active suppliers for this NSN. Of these two, only one is deemed design controlled or valid supply parts.
The NSN is associated to Schedule B 8803909060. That is, other parts, NESOI, for use in other military aircraft, spacecraft, and spacecraft launch vehicles. Excluding communication satellites parts. The End Use of Schedule B is listed as parts for military-type goods. The NAICS classification category is 336419.
Based on a planned procurement review by the PICA on July 2, 2065, the acquisition of this NSN is noted as: Acquire directly from the actual manufacturer, whether the prime contractor is the actual manufacturer or not.
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National Stock Number
A National Stock Number or NSN is a unique identifying number that is applied to an item that is repeatedly bought, used and issued throughout the federal supply system.You may want to check out nsn search for more.
According to the Defense Logistics Agency, the NSNs are used to identify and manage nearly every imaginable item. Yes, from aircraft parts to light bulbs. They are also an essential part of the military’s logistics supply chain.
NSN and Foreign Military Sales (FMS)
The process of FMS is used to enable customers to procure standard US Government items.
Standard item?
Yes. An item is considered as “standard” military equipment when it is assigned to an NSN. That is why seeking to register products with NSN is very important in an FMS sales strategy.
The NSN is recognized officially by
• the United States Government
• the NATO
• many other governments around the world
NSNs number
How many items with NSNs are there? Well. A lot. Here are the numbers of items with NSNs. In and out of the U.S.
• The Federal Logistics Information System catalog currently contains about 14 million U.S. NSNs
• Non-U.S. NATO members hold about 8 million active NSNs. These NSNs are assigned to items produced in their countries
For FMS purposes, the NSN gives a unique identifying number for each piece of equipment. Non-cataloged items can be occasionally purchased through FMS as well. However, the Department of Defense and the FMS procurement process rely heavily on the NSNs.
Foreign customers may request a specific item using NSN. This is to ensure that the DoD procures exactly what they wanted. For the U.S. defense companies, having their products cataloged with NSNs becomes a great competitive advantage for international arms sales under FMS.
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