The Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command Conventional Ammunition Demilitarization Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle, awarded on May 20, 2021, supports the Department of the Army's ammunition stockpile management and environmental compliance objectives through the provision of demilitarization, recycling, reuse, treatment, and disposal services. The vehicle was established to address the demilitarization of over 27 million conventional ammunition items across multiple ammunition families, including 20-millimeter rounds, fuzes, mortars, smoke munitions, flares, illumination devices, Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) warheads, and cluster munitions. Services are delivered on a firm fixed-price basis through delivery orders issued to multiple prime contractors, with work performed at contractor facilities across the United States, including locations in St. Petersburg, Florida; Carthage, Missouri; Hooks, Texas; and Tooele, Utah. The vehicle remains active through April 30, 2026, reflecting the Army's ongoing requirement to manage excess and obsolete munitions in its inventory.
Task orders issued under this vehicle demonstrate a range of project scales, from single-item demilitarization efforts valued under $1 million to comprehensive multi-family ammunition programs exceeding $34 million. General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems, Inc., a subsidiary of General Dynamics Corporation, has emerged as the primary contractor, securing numerous delivery orders totaling approximately $69 million across various ammunition families, while Envirosafe Demil LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business, has captured delivery orders valued at approximately $18.9 million. Secondary contractors include Expal USA Inc. and Soukos Robots Demil USA Inc., though the latter experienced a termination for default on a small-value delivery order. Delivery order values typically range from approximately $900,000 to $34 million, with completion dates extending through 2028. All delivery orders have been awarded without set-aside designations, indicating full and open competition among qualified contractors. The Program Executive Office for Ammunition administers the vehicle on behalf of the Department of the Army, with work performance concentrated at contractor facilities in the southern United States and the Great Salt Lake region.