Nonstandard Weapons, Parts, and Accessories

The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Soldier awarded the Nonstandard Weapons, Parts, and Accessories Master IDIQ on March 13, 2020, a multiple-award vehicle for weapons, parts, optics, accessories, tools, gages, and manuals for commercial, foreign, nonstandard, and US obsolete weapon systems, with orders open through January 7, 2028 against a $350 million shared ceiling. U.S. Army Contracting Command - New Jersey issued the originating solicitation, W15QKN-19-R-0049, as a Total Small Business set-aside under NAICS 332992 and PSC 1015. Of 55 task orders, 33 (60%) carry that designation and 22 (40%) are coded No Set-Aside Used.

With 1 year 2 months of ordering authority remaining, orders per year were 8 in 2021, 5 in 2022, 14 in 2023, 15 in 2024, and 6 in 2025, with the most recent award on September 18, 2025. Task orders have obligated $24.5 million against $16.9 million in combined potential value, or 144% of that figure.

Eight primes hold task orders. Blane International Group, Inc. leads on order count with 18 orders and $5.5 million in combined potential value. Culmen International, LLC holds the largest potential value at $8.1 million across 6 orders. Multinational Defense Services LLC and Greystone CS3 LLC each hold 11 orders at $1.2 million. Global Ordnance LLC rounds out the top five with 4 orders and $448 thousand, and those five account for 91% of task orders. The remaining three primes share the balance.

All five customers are Army organizations. PEO Soldier placed 26 orders totaling $3.7 million, and the Department of the Army placed 25 orders totaling $13.1 million. Army Special Operations Command placed 2 orders at $84 thousand, and Picatinny Arsenal and PEO Ammunition placed one order each, at $67 thousand and $14 thousand.

Recent orders buy FN MK48 machine guns, Benelli shotguns, SureFire suppressors and flash hiders, AK-47 magazines, Mosin Nagant training rifles, biathlon rifles, PRG launchers for Iraq, and spare-part kits, several in support of Foreign Military Sales. The solicitation placed performance in the continental United States and overseas, including theaters of conflict. The largest order in the recent set is W15QKN20D0014-W15QKN23F0660, with $7.89 million obligated for extended delivery dates. The solicitation also specified a best-value tradeoff under FAR Part 12 commercial procedures.

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