Armament Training Devices

Product Service Code (PSC) 6920, Armament Training Devices, encompasses a wide range of simulators, training systems, and associated equipment designed to support military and law enforcement personnel in developing tactical, cognitive, and marksmanship skills. These technologies include virtual reality systems, firearms training simulators, target systems, weapons simulation hardware and software, and related components that enable realistic, non-lethal training scenarios. The devices are critical for improving combat readiness, decision-making skills, and operational proficiency across various military and security force environments.

Federal contract awards in this PSC category demonstrate substantial investment in advanced training technologies, with contract values ranging from several thousand to nearly $30 million. Key awardees include Inveris Training Solutions, Laser Shot, Inc., VirTra, and Meggitt Defense Systems, who provide sophisticated training simulators and targetry systems. Most awards are firm-fixed-price contracts issued by agencies like the Department of Defense, Army National Guard, Navy, and Air Force. While many contracts are not set aside, a notable number utilize small business set-aside provisions. Performance locations span both Continental United States (CONUS) and Outside Continental United States (OCONUS) locations, with significant focus on military bases and training facilities.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this PSC category reveal continued demand for advanced training systems across multiple agencies. The U.S. Department of State is seeking virtual training systems for international law enforcement in countries like Costa Rica and Armenia, focusing on tactical skill development. Military agencies are soliciting specific components such as pistol simulators, aerial gunnery target systems, and comprehensive targetry sustainment services. These opportunities demonstrate a strategic emphasis on modernizing training technologies, with requirements spanning firearms simulation, engagement skills training, and complex targetry systems. Procurement approaches vary from sole-source acquisitions to competitive small business set-aside solicitations, reflecting the specialized nature of these training technologies.