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Authorized AbilityOne & SKILCRAFT PDQ Distributors
PDQ's authorized distributors are approved by the U.S. AbilityOne Commission to supply SKILCRAFT PDQ door hardware, the mandatory federal sourcing channel required under FAR 52.208-9 for covered projects. Find the right distributor or nonprofit agency partner for your government, education, or healthcare facility below.
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Learn MoreSeven authorized partners. Five commercial distributors and two nonprofit agencies are currently approved to supply SKILCRAFT PDQ hardware through the AbilityOne program

What is this page, and how is it different from PDQ's general distributor network?
This page lists distributors and nonprofit agencies specifically approved by the U.S. AbilityOne Commission to supply SKILCRAFT PDQ door hardware, the required sourcing channel for federally funded projects where the item is on the AbilityOne procurement list (see PDQ's Federal Government Solutions page for the full mandatory-sourcing breakdown). If your project doesn't fall under AbilityOne mandatory sourcing, whether it's commercial, education, healthcare, multifamily, or state and local government work, PDQ's broader network of authorized dealers is listed separately on PDQ's Distributors page. Confirm which channel applies to your specific project before placing an order.
Authorized AbilityOne distributors & nonprofit agencies
Each of the partners below is approved to supply SKILCRAFT PDQ door hardware. Two, LCI and CABVI, are nonprofit agencies central to the AbilityOne program's mission of employing people who are blind or have significant disabilities; the remaining five are commercial supply and logistics distributors.
Nonprofit Agency
LC Industries (LCI)
A nonprofit manufacturer empowering blind and visually impaired individuals through employment. Since 1936, LCI has been a major U.S. employer of people with disabilities, producing diverse products with a focus on quality and social impact.
Phone Number: 919.596.8277
Address: 4500 Emperor Blvd, Durham, NC 27703
Commercial Distributor
SupplyCore Inc
Specializes in supply chain management, offering procurement, logistics, and technology services to global government and commercial clients, with a focus on streamlining supply chains and reducing costs.
Phone Number: 815.964.7940
Address: 303 N Main St #800, Rockford, IL 61101
Commercial Distributor
Buy Supply Inc
Founded in 2010, a leading global e-commerce platform for industrial products, connecting buyers with manufacturers and distributors across safety equipment, tools, electrical components, and more.
Phone Number: 646.213.2345
Address: 2902 W 37th St, Brooklyn, NY 11224
Commercial Distributor
MSC Industrial Supply Co.
A top distributor of industrial tools, supplies, and equipment across North America since 1941, offering over 1.5 million products with a focus on MRO solutions and expert service.
Phone Number: 516.812.1918
Address: 75 Maxess Rd, Melville, NY 11747
Commercial Distributor
Grainger
A top distributor of industrial supplies, door hardware, tools, and safety products serving manufacturing, healthcare, and construction sectors, with online and local branch purchasing across North America.
Phone: 847.535.9022
Address: 100 Grainger Parkway, Lake Forest, IL 60045
Commercial Distributor
Noble Supply and Logistics
A global supply chain firm offering procurement, logistics, and management services to aerospace, defense, and energy industries, with a focus on strategic sourcing and end-to-end supply chain optimization.
Phone: 480.893.0000
Address: 1 Marina Park Drive Suite 220, Boston, MA 02210
Nonprofit Agency
Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI)
A nonprofit empowering people with vision loss through rehabilitation, employment support, and adaptive technology training, enhancing independence and quality of life in the greater Cincinnati area.
Phone Number: 513.221.8558
Address: 2045 Gilbert Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The AbilityOne Commission & mandatory SKILCRAFT sourcing
The U.S. AbilityOne Commission administers the AbilityOne program under 41 U.S.C. Chapter 85 (the Javits-Wagner-O'Day Act). The program creates employment for people who are blind or have significant disabilities by directing federal purchasing toward products, sold under the SKILCRAFT brand, that they help produce. Under FAR 52.208-9, federally funded projects generally must source covered items, including PDQ's ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 door hardware components, from an AbilityOne-authorized distributor or nonprofit agency before considering other suppliers.
See PDQ's Federal Government Solutions page for the full breakdown of when mandatory sourcing applies, and how it compares to BAA, TAA, and BABAA compliance rules.
How to order through an authorized distributor
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1. Confirm your sourcing requirement |
Check whether your project is federally funded construction with the item on the AbilityOne procurement list. If so, mandatory sourcing through an authorized distributor generally applies. |
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2. Choose a distributor or nonprofit agency |
Contact any of the seven partners listed above directly. Several also serve broader industrial supply needs beyond door hardware. |
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3. Provide project details |
Share your product specification, quantities, and project timeline so the distributor can confirm availability and lead time. |
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4. Not sure which channel applies? |
Contact PDQ's federal procurement team directly for help confirming whether AbilityOne mandatory sourcing, GSA Advantage, or PDQ's general distributor network fits your project. |
FAQs
Who are PDQ's authorized AbilityOne and SKILCRAFT distributors?
PDQ's authorized distributors for SKILCRAFT PDQ door hardware are approved through the AbilityOne Commission, the federal agency that oversees the AbilityOne program. They include LC Industries (LCI), SupplyCore, Buy Supply, MSC Industrial Supply, Grainger, Noble Supply and Logistics, and the Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI). Each is listed with contact information on this page.
What is the difference between PDQ's authorized distributors and its general distributor network?
This page lists AbilityOne Commission-approved distributors, the channel required for purchasing SKILCRAFT PDQ products under mandatory federal sourcing rules (FAR 52.208-9). PDQ's separate, broader distributor network, covering commercial, educational, healthcare, and multifamily projects outside AbilityOne mandatory sourcing, is listed on PDQ's general Distributors page.
Do I have to buy through an AbilityOne distributor, or can I buy PDQ hardware directly?
If your project is federally funded construction and the item is on the AbilityOne procurement list, FAR 52.208-9 generally requires purchasing through the AbilityOne/SKILCRAFT mandatory source channel rather than buying commercial PDQ hardware directly. If your project doesn't fall under mandatory sourcing, PDQ's general distributor network and authorized dealers are available. Confirm which applies to your specific project with your contracting officer or PDQ's procurement team.
What is the AbilityOne Commission?
The U.S. AbilityOne Commission is the federal agency that administers the AbilityOne program under 41 U.S.C. Chapter 85 (the Javits-Wagner-O'Day Act). It creates employment for people who are blind or have significant disabilities by directing federal purchasing toward products, including SKILCRAFT-brand items, that they help produce, and it designates the nonprofit agencies and distributors authorized to fulfill that mandatory sourcing requirement.
How do I place an order for SKILCRAFT PDQ hardware?
Contact any of PDQ's authorized distributors listed on this page directly by phone, or reach out to PDQ's team for guidance on which distributor or nonprofit agency fits your project, funding source, and contract vehicle.


