Assemblies Interchangeable Between Weapons In Two Or More Classes

Product Service Code (PSC) 1090 encompasses assemblies that are interchangeable between weapons across two or more weapon classes. These components include diverse weapon-related parts such as control assemblies, buffer assemblies, base plates, mounting hardware, seal replacement kits, and other critical weapon system components. The products are primarily designed for military and law enforcement applications, supporting maintenance, repair, and operational readiness of various weapon platforms.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 1090 demonstrate consistent procurement activity, with contract values ranging from hundreds to millions of dollars. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime emerges as the most frequent contracting agency, regularly issuing purchase orders and delivery orders to small businesses, veteran-owned firms, and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. Common award types include firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders, with performance periods typically spanning 6-24 months. Key contractors include Jamaica Bearings, Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, SIG Sauer, and various small manufacturing firms. Set-aside designations frequently include service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, total small business, and woman-owned small business categories.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities in PSC 1090 focus on specific weapon-related components and market research initiatives. The U.S. Army has issued requests for information on items like the Trident Bar and an Inertial Navigation System for Remote Weapon Stations, seeking detailed vendor capabilities and technical specifications. The Federal Bureau of Investigation posted a solicitation for weapon lock boxes, set aside for small businesses. These opportunities predominantly target military and federal law enforcement agencies, with performance locations including Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, Quantico, Virginia, and other Department of Defense installations. The opportunities demonstrate ongoing government interest in specialized weapon assembly components and advanced technological integration.