Nonstandard Weapons, Parts, and Accessories

The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Soldier established a Master IDIQ on March 13, 2020, to procure weapons, parts, optics, accessories, tools, gages, and manuals for commercial, foreign, nonstandard, and US obsolete weapon systems, with a shared ceiling of $350 million and ordering authority that closed on March 12, 2025. The vehicle is no longer active for new task-order issuance.

Across 56 task orders awarded through September 2025, the vehicle contracted actual delivery of nonstandard weapons including FN MK48 rifles, Benelli shotguns, biathlon rifles, FA Cugir rifles, Mosin-Nagant rifles, AK-47 magazines, SureFire suppressors and flash hiders, and associated spare parts and accessories. Orders support Department of the Army training and operations, Foreign Military Sales, and security force assistance courses. Performance occurs domestically and internationally, including in conflict zones.

Task-order activity peaked in 2024 with 16 awards, then dropped to 6 in 2025 after the ordering deadline passed. Combined task-order potential value stands at $19 million against $20.1 million obligated (106% of potential), indicating modest overrun or scope expansion through modifications. The largest single order—W15QKN20D0014-W15QKN23F0660 to Culmen International—valued $7.9 million for weapon systems procurement.

Competition concentrates among eight prime contractors. Blane International Group holds 19 orders valued at $5.5 million combined potential; Multinational Defense Services holds 11 orders for $3.2 million; Greystone CS3 holds 11 orders for $1.2 million. Culmen International, despite only 6 orders, leads by potential value at $8.1 million. The top five firms account for 91% of task orders and 98% of combined potential value.

Customer concentration is similarly tight: the Department of the Army placed 26 orders valued at $15 million, while PEO Soldier placed 26 orders valued at $3.8 million. These two Army offices represent the entire customer base.

Task orders mix unrestricted and small-business set-asides: 61% of orders carry no set-aside designation, while 39% are Total Small Business set-asides. Individual orders typically range from $8,000 to $2 million, with firm fixed-price terms. Recent orders (September 2025) included weapons procurement orders in the $100,000–$1.9 million range and FMS support orders in the $65,000–$410,000 range.

Provide support in the procurement of weapons, parts, optics, accessories, tools, gages, and manuals for various commercial, foreign, nonstandard and US obsolete weapon systems.