WB Parts

WB Parts (wbparts.com) is a commercial aerospace, military, and marine parts distributor and NSN/part-number search site operated by WBParts, Inc. of Palm Bay, Florida. It is a private-sector vendor, not a U.S. Government system, and logisticians use it to source parts and request quotes rather than to look up authoritative federal item data.

What it is

WBParts operates a searchable catalog the company describes as covering over 19 million part numbers, including a National Stock Number (NSN) search and a CAGE code lookup tool. According to the company's own FAQ, WBParts does not hold most of this inventory itself; it sources through a network the company describes as roughly 2,500 distributors and manufacturers, with parts consolidated through the company's fulfillment/QA center in Florida before shipping to the customer. Beyond parts distribution, the company's site lists Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO), kitting, and build-to-print services aimed at commercial and military aerospace, ground support equipment, and naval/marine customers.

Who operates it

The site is operated by WBParts, Inc., a private company headquartered at 2300 Commerce Park Drive, Palm Bay, Florida. The company states on its own About page that it was founded in 2006 and holds AS-9120, ISO-9001, and ASA-100 supplier certifications, and that its packaging specialists are trained to military packaging/preservation and RFID labeling standards (MIL-STD-2073-1, MIL-STD-129).

Access

Browsing the public catalog pages does not require an account, but WBParts' own FAQ states that requesting a quote (RFQ) — the site's core commercial function — requires the visitor to register and log in first; the company describes this membership as free. There is no CAC, PIV, or federal credential involved; this is a standard commercial B2B account, requested through the site's contact/registration flow rather than a government access-request system.

How logisticians use it

A logistician or contracting/supply professional might use a commercial site like WBParts for sourcing leads or quotes on hard-to-find aerospace and military parts, particularly through its distributor network. It is not a substitute for the government's authoritative cataloging data: the Defense Logistics Agency's Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) — accessed via WebFLIS or the PUB LOG/FedLog data products — remains the authoritative federal source for NSN identification, characteristics, and cataloging data.

Related systems

See WebFLIS/FLIS and PUB LOG (DLA) for authoritative federal NSN and item-identification data; WBParts is a commercial sourcing channel that operates alongside, not in place of, those government systems.