Consumables Master Listing
Many of the NSNs people ask for on a weekly basis can be found on this extensive material list
At a glance
- Access
- Public
- Last updated
The Consumables Master Listing is a downloadable spreadsheet hosted on LogTool that compiles National Stock Numbers (NSNs) for consumable items frequently requested by Navy Logistics Specialists. It is a convenience reference, not an official government catalog, and its NSN entries should be verified against the Federal Logistics Information System before being relied on for ordering.
What it is
The listing is an Excel workbook ("Consumables MASTER List.xlsx") hosted directly on the LogTool site at /Toolbox/consumables-master-listing. LogTool's own page notes the file includes images alongside NSN entries "so you can understand it," and states the list was originally sourced from a Logistics Specialist Facebook group rather than compiled from an official DoD publication.
Who operates it
LogTool hosts and distributes the file as an editorial convenience resource for its own audience of logistics specialists. There is no government program office, PMO, or agency that owns or maintains this specific list — it is community-sourced content, not an official publication of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) or any service.
Access
The page and file download are public with no login, CAC, or account required. LogTool's page suggests downloading the file and keeping a copy in a duty folder for quick reference while working.
How logisticians use it
Logistics Specialists use the spreadsheet as a quick-lookup cheat sheet for NSNs on consumable items they are asked about often, avoiding a full FLIS/WebFLIS search for routine, high-frequency items. Because the source and currency of individual entries are not independently verified, any NSN pulled from the list should be cross-checked in WebFLIS, FedLog, or PUB LOG (DLA's Federal Logistics Information System products) before it is used to place an order.
Related systems
For authoritative, current NSN and item data, see DLA's Federal Logistics Information System (WebFLIS/PUB LOG) and FedMall for ordering. This listing is a supplementary convenience aid, not a replacement for those systems.