FBI .9MM Ammo and Training

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice, established this Master IDIQ for procurement of 9mm Luger ammunition and training services on August 15, 2013, with a shared ceiling of $10 million and an ordering deadline of August 18, 2018. Ordering has been closed for approximately seven years and ten months, making this vehicle inactive for new task orders.

The vehicle awarded 374 task orders over its active period, with peak ordering activity in 2015 and 2016 (97 orders each year) before declining sharply to 14 orders in 2018. Combined potential value across all task orders stands at $17.9 million, with $17.8 million obligated—representing 100 percent utilization of the combined potential value. The most recent task order was awarded August 13, 2018.

Scope is narrow and consistent: the vehicle procures 9mm ammunition in multiple grain weights and configurations (147-grain duty rounds, 115-grain training rounds, 98-grain frangible rounds) and associated training services, with task-order values ranging from under $300 to $6.6 million. The largest single order, awarded August 13, 2018, obligated $6.6 million as a contract closeout delivery order.

Olin Corp dominates by dollar value, holding $8.7 million in combined potential value across 76 orders (roughly 49 percent of total vehicle value). The Kinetic Group Sales LLC ranks second with $4.1 million across 125 orders; Federal Cartridge Company holds 152 orders valued at $3.8 million; and Hornady Manufacturing Company accounts for 21 orders at $1.2 million. All four primes share the market; no single vendor captures an outsized share of ordering activity by count.

Customer concentration is moderate: FBI Headquarters placed 101 orders ($3.2 million), while the Drug Enforcement Administration placed 75 orders ($1.6 million). Together these two agencies account for 62 percent of the task-order count. The Department of the Interior National Park Service operated across multiple regions, placing orders for ammunition to support ranger and visitor protection operations at parks nationwide.

All 373 task orders awarded under this vehicle carried no set-aside designation; one order was marked as small-business but without further specificity. Orders are firm fixed price with typical delivery periods ranging from 30 to 180 days and values distributed across routine supply purchases (hundreds to thousands of dollars per order) and larger regional or functional-unit procurements (tens of thousands of dollars). No successor vehicle is evident from the source material.

The purpose of this Master IDIQ is the procurement of .9MM Luger ammunition and as well at training services for the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI).