Maneuver Ammunition and Pyrotechnics
ID: M67854-25-I-5203Type: Sources Sought
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE NAVYCOMMANDERQUANTICO, VA, 22134-6050, USA

NAICS

Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturing (332992)

PSC

AMMUNITION, THROUGH 30MM (1305)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/51b432523ef34c5eb202c8b99e9311c2/view
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    The Department of Defense, through the Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC), is seeking input from potential suppliers for the procurement of various small and medium caliber ammunition and pyrotechnics under Request for Information (RFI) M67854-25-I-5203. The requirements include a diverse range of ammunition types, such as match rounds from 9mm to 7.62, lead-free options, 12-gauge shotgun shells, and fireworks for airshows, with vendors required to provide a comprehensive Capability Statement detailing their experience and capabilities. This RFI serves as preliminary market research and does not obligate the government to procure these items; however, interested vendors must submit their responses electronically by December 27, 2024, and are encouraged to monitor the Sam.gov website for updates. For further inquiries, vendors may contact Anthony G. Fennell at anthony.fennell@usmc.mil or Janice Harvey at janice.harvey@usmc.mil.

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    Anthony G. Fennell
    anthony.fennell@usmc.mil
    Janice Harvey
    janice.harvey@usmc.mil
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    25I5203 Questions and Answers.pdf
    The document pertains to the Request for Information (RFI) M67854-25-I-5203 issued by the government regarding Maneuver Ammunition and Pyrotechnics. A key inquiry addressed is whether vendors can submit proposals for only some of the required items or must provide all listed items. The government explicitly states that vendors must be capable of supplying all items included in the RFI; partial offerings are not acceptable. This clarifies the expectations for potential vendors and outlines the requirements for submissions associated with this procurement request, emphasizing the need for full compliance with the outlined specifications. This document serves to inform and guide companies intending to respond to the RFI on the comprehensive nature of submissions required.
    Maneuver Ammunition and Pyrotechnics..pdf
    The Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC) issued Request for Information (RFI) M67854-25-I-5203 to solicit input from potential suppliers capable of providing various small and medium caliber ammunition and pyrotechnics. This RFI serves as preliminary market research under FAR Part 10 and does not obligate the government to procure these items or initiate a proposal request. Key requirements include a variety of ammunition types, such as match rounds (9mm to 7.62), lead-free options, 12-gauge shotgun shells, fireworks for airshows, and specific parts for the rifle team. Vendors must submit an executive summary alongside a detailed Capability Statement outlining their experience, capabilities, and relevant past projects within the last five years. Responses must be received electronically by December 27, 2024, and can include company information to be safeguarded if proprietary. The MCSC indicated willingness to engage in discussions with potential suppliers for clarification purposes, emphasizing that this RFI is for informational and planning needs only, and does not imply a commitment to issue an RFP. It is critical for interested parties to monitor the Sam.gov website for updates on any future solicitations related to this requirement.
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