Alliance Chemical Government Solutions

Government & NSN chemical supply

Browse catalogued National Stock Number products, then email our government contracts team for a documented chemical quote. We support procurement teams with the product, packaging, and compliance records needed to move an order forward.

Need an NSN not shown here? Include the NSN, quantity, and required delivery date in your quote request.

  • CAGE code1LT50
  • Supply classesFSC 6810 · 6850 · 9150
  • DocumentationSDS, COA & lot traceability
  • Ordering optionsEmail quote request
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About Government & NSN Chemical Supply

Alliance Chemical supplies NSN-referenced chemicals, solvents, cleaners, glycols, greases and lubricants for government procurement. Use this catalog to match a 13-digit National Stock Number to the item name, unit pack, governing specification and quote-ready product page. Alliance Chemical fulfills government requirements under CAGE 1LT50 from Taylor, Texas, with SDS and COA documentation available as applicable.

Before ordering, verify the NSN, specification revision, unit of issue, packaging, marking and delivery requirements in the current solicitation or purchase order. A matching chemical name alone does not establish contract compliance.

Search Government Chemicals by NSN

Every product in this collection is organized around an exact NSN. Search using the dashed NSN, the 13-digit numeric form or the government item name. If the required NSN is not listed here, use the full NSN directory or send the requirement through our government quote form.

Federal Supply Classes in This Catalog

  • FSC 6810 — Chemicals: reagent, technical and specification-controlled chemicals, including solvents, acids, salts, glycols and alcohols.
  • FSC 6850 — Miscellaneous Chemical Specialties: cleaning compounds, antifreeze and other application-specific chemical products.
  • FSC 9150 — Oils and Greases: cutting, lubricating and hydraulic oils, greases and related products.

How to Request a Government Quote

  1. Identify the exact NSN. Confirm all 13 digits rather than relying only on a common chemical name.
  2. Review the requirement. Confirm the item name, unit of issue, unit pack, governing specification and revision, required delivery date, and all packaging or marking clauses.
  3. Send the solicitation or purchase order. Include quantity, destination, delivery deadline and any referenced attachments or special packaging instructions.
  4. Receive a requirement-specific response. We review the current requirement before confirming price, availability, documentation and delivery.

Request an NSN quote or call 512-365-6838. Government purchase cards and purchase orders are supported; qualification or account terms may apply.

Specifications, Packaging and Marking

The governing item specification and the packaging or marking standard serve different purposes. A product specification such as an A-A, ASTM, CID, MIL-DTL or MIL-PRF document can define the required material or performance. MIL-STD-129 and MIL-STD-2073 can govern marking, preservation or packaging. We review these fields separately against the current solicitation rather than treating a packaging standard as proof of chemical conformance.

Use DLA Quick Search to check current defense specifications and standards. The solicitation and its attachments remain controlling for an individual procurement.

Documentation and Vendor Qualification

Procurement teams can review our vendor credentials, search the SDS library, access the chemical document library, or review the shipping and hazmat guide. Typical or specification documents are not substitutes for a lot-specific Certificate of Analysis when a contract requires lot-level results.

Government NSN Supply FAQs

Can Alliance Chemical quote an exact NSN?

Yes. Send the complete NSN, quantity, destination, required delivery date and current solicitation or purchase order. We review the item, pack, specification, packaging and marking requirements before confirming a quote.

What is the difference between an NSN and a manufacturer part number?

An NSN is a 13-digit government item identifier. A manufacturer part number identifies a specific manufacturer's product. They may be cross-referenced in government catalog data, but they are not interchangeable without validating the current requirement.

How do I verify the current specification and revision?

Check the solicitation and attachments first, then confirm the cited document in DLA Quick Search or the issuing authority's current source. Contact us when a notice, amendment or revision is unclear.

Can you support MIL-STD-129 marking and MIL-STD-2073 packaging?

We review marking and packaging requirements at the solicitation or order level. Send the complete coded packaging block, clauses and attachments so the requirement can be evaluated before quotation.

Is the online price a final government contract price?

No. Online pricing is a catalog reference. Final government pricing can change with quantity, delivery, testing, documentation, packaging, marking, freight and solicitation-specific clauses.

Are SDS and COA documents available?

SDS documents and product documentation are available through our document resources. Lot-specific COA availability depends on the product and contract requirement; request it with the quote when it is required.

What should I include with a government RFQ?

Include the NSN, item description, quantity, unit of issue, destination, required delivery date, solicitation number, applicable amendments, specification and revision, packaging data, marking clauses and any required quality documents.

Related Government Procurement Resources

Procurement information reviewed July 28, 2026 by Andre Taki, Lead Product Specialist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Alliance Chemical quote an exact NSN?
Yes. Send the complete NSN, quantity, destination, required delivery date and current solicitation or purchase order. We review the item, pack, specification, packaging and marking requirements before confirming a quote.
What is the difference between an NSN and a manufacturer part number?
An NSN is a 13-digit government item identifier. A manufacturer part number identifies a specific manufacturer product. They may be cross-referenced in government catalog data, but they are not interchangeable without validating the current requirement.
How do I verify the current specification and revision?
Check the solicitation and attachments first, then confirm the cited document in DLA Quick Search or the issuing authority current source. Contact us when a notice, amendment or revision is unclear.
Can you support MIL-STD-129 marking and MIL-STD-2073 packaging?
We review marking and packaging requirements at the solicitation or order level. Send the complete coded packaging block, clauses and attachments so the requirement can be evaluated before quotation.
Is the online price a final government contract price?
No. Online pricing is a catalog reference. Final government pricing can change with quantity, delivery, testing, documentation, packaging, marking, freight and solicitation-specific clauses.
Are SDS and COA documents available?
SDS documents and product documentation are available through our document resources. Lot-specific COA availability depends on the product and contract requirement; request it with the quote when it is required.
What should I include with a government RFQ?
Include the NSN, item description, quantity, unit of issue, destination, required delivery date, solicitation number, applicable amendments, specification and revision, packaging data, marking clauses and any required quality documents.