Nonstandard Weapons, Parts, and Accessories

The Nonstandard Weapons, Parts, and Accessories Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award contract vehicle managed by the U.S. Army Contracting Command - New Jersey to procure specialized weapons systems and related components. The contract supports requirements for the Department of the Army, Foreign Military Sales, and other government agencies by enabling the acquisition of nonstandard, foreign, commercial, and obsolete weapon systems. Vendors under this IDIQ are required to demonstrate capabilities in fabricating, locating, procuring, and delivering weapons, parts, optics, accessories, tools, gages, and manuals domestically and internationally, including to conflict zones.

The contract has consistently issued task orders ranging from $1,000 minimum guarantee orders to multi-million dollar deliveries, with most task orders falling between $10,000 and $500,000. Frequent prime contractors include Blane International Group (a woman-owned small business), Greystone CS3 LLC (a veteran-owned small business), Multinational Defense Services LLC, Culmen International LLC, and Global Ordnance LLC. Task orders frequently involve procuring items such as AK-47 magazines, biathlon rifles, SureFire suppressors, universal receivers, and other specialized small arms and weapon components. The majority of task orders are not set aside, though some are designated for total small business participation. Performance locations are predominantly in states like Georgia, Florida, Virginia, and Louisiana, with delivery destinations both within the continental United States and overseas, including regions supporting foreign military sales and contingency operations.