Attachment 1 - Statement of Requirements (SOR).pdf

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FY23 AFJROTC Air Rifles | Solicitation (Official)
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This document outlines requirements for a federal contract to provide air rifles and related equipment to Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) units. The contract requires sporter class air rifles in .177 caliber with a maximum muzzle velocity of 600 feet per second and weight of 7.5 pounds. Additional mandatory items include sling swivels or hand stops, shooting slings, and shooting sights manufactured for the air rifles. An air tank with minimum 74 cubic feet capacity and fittings to fill the air rifles is also required. Removable bi-pods must be provided to support the air rifles between stages of fire. Delivery is to occur on an on-demand basis to JROTC units listed in an appendix. The contractor must provide standard commercial warranties and support information. All items must be brand new, with refurbished items not authorized. This contract opportunity is issued by the Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command under solicitation number FA330023Q0088.

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Statement of Requirements HQ AFJROTC Air Rifles

1.0 PURPOSE. The mission of Air Force Junior ROTC is to "develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community." The program achieves this through classroom education in air and space fundamentals and hands on learning opportunities in several fun and challenging extra-curricular activities. Without these critical tools and full support of the other extra-curricular activities use by AFJROTC, the program becomes “classroom only”, likely result in a decline in enrollment.

Additionally, since this type of challenging, fun, and innovative learning tool is what truly draws new cadets into AFJROTC, many recruiting opportunities will be lost at units that do not receive the Air Rifles. The result will be a smaller number of high school students who are exposed to the Air Force.

2.0 DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS. The following items are required for performance under this contract:

NOTE: ITEMS MUST BE AIR RIFLES OFFICIALLY APPROVED FOR SPORTER CLASS AIR

RIFLE COMPETITIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATIONAL STANDARD THREE-

POSITION AIR RIFLE RULES (see Appendix 1 – 2022-2024 National Standard 3PAR Rules).

2.1 SPORTER CLASS AIR RIFLE

2.1.1 Air Rifle(s) must be .177 caliber (4.5 mm)

2.1.2 Must be pneumatic, spring air, compressed air or CO2 rifles with a muzzle velocity of 600 fps or less

2.1.3 The total weight of the rifle with sights and attachments (sling not included) may not be more than 7.5 pounds (3.402 kg). If a compressed air or CO2 rifle is used, the cylinder (full or empty) must be weighed with the rifle.

2.1.4 The minimum trigger pull for a Sporter air rifle is 1.5 pounds (680.4 grams). The cocked trigger must be capable of lifting a weight of 1.5 pounds. Trigger pull weights must be checked with a fixed, hanging weight.

2.1.5 Sporter air rifle stocks must be symmetrically shaped so that either a right or left handed athlete can use them. The stock may be refinished or painted any color. The cheek-piece or pistol grip may not be anatomically formed (special shaping to fit or hold the hand or fingers).

2.1.6 The length of pull of any Sporter Class stock may be adjusted by the use of spacers or other means. Stocks may be shortened so that they are shorter than the original factory length of pull.

2.1.7 The stock may have one fixed or adjustable cheek-piece. The cheek-piece may be altered in height and/or thickness by the addition of wood, cardboard, tape and other material, by extending the length of the cheek-piece attachment pins or the cheek piece may be cut and a higher replacement cheek-piece installed. Altered cheek pieces may not be anatomically formed

2.1.8 The butt of the stock may be rough, checkered or scored to provide a non-slip surface, or covered with a non-slip material such as rubber or similar material or a rubber slip-on recoil pad

2.1.9 Wood, plastic wood or other material may be added to the lower, forward surface of the pistol grip, but the modified pistol grip may not be anatomically formed, its dimensions may not exceed the maximum width of the original pistol grip and no part of the modified pistol grip may extend further forward than a line perpendicular to the bore that is 1.50 inches from the center of the forward surface of the trigger.

2.1.10 The depth of the fore-end as measured from the centerline of the bore to the bottom of the fore-end may not exceed 100 mm (3.94”). The fore-end may have a removeable fore-end riser, provided the depth of the fore-end with the riser attached does not exceed 100 mm (3.94”). If a fore-end riser is used, its dimensions may not exceed 127 mm (5.0”) in length and 60 mm (2.375”) in width. A moveable fore-end attachment may be moved between positions.

2.1.11 The functioning of internal parts may be smoothened or improved, but only factory manufactured parts designed for that specific model rifle and functioning as they were originally intended to function may be used.

2.2. SLING SWIVEL or HAND STOP

2.2.1 Must be compatible with item listed in Para 2.1

2.2.2 Will include a sling swivel or hand stop that is attached to a rail in the fore-end

2.2.3 The sling swivel must be removable in the standing position, except on Sporter rifles where it cannot readily be removed, the sling swivel must be adjustable so that it does not contact the hand or glove in the standing position.

2.2.4 The sling swivel or hand stop, with the sling swivel folded flat, may not exceed 25 mm in depth, except that the adjustable hand stop provided with the Daisy 853CM is permitted.

2.3. SHOOTING SLING

2.3.1 Must be compatible with item listed in Para 2.1

2.3.2 The sling must be a simple web, leather or synthetic strap, with no padding or special (asymmetrical) shaping.

2.3.3 The arm loop may have a thin non-slip lining. Grip material may be stitched to the inside of the arm loop, but the lining may not be so thick as to provide padding.

2.3.4 The sling may have a means of adjusting its length and a means of tightening the sling around the upper arm. Sling closure may be accomplished with a buckle, Velcro™ or other similar means.

2.3.5 A shooting sling must be no more than 1 1/4 inches (32 mm) in width.

2.4. SHOOTING SIGHTS

2.4.1 Only sights manufactured for and sold with the item in Para 2.1are permitted

2.4.2 An adjustable iris or adjustable aperture may not be used in the front or rear sight.

2.4.3 No part of the front sight may extend beyond the apparent end of the barrel

NOTE:

- Sights for the Daisy 753/887 air rifle (El Gamo-type sights) may be used on any Daisy 853/953/888 air rifles

- The Crosman Micro Click Sight is approved for use on the Crosman CH2009/2020

- Riser blocks manufactured for the initial series of Daisy XSV40 air rifles may be used with the front and rear sights of those rifles, however, any XSV40 air rifle sold in 2003 or later that has a serial number with the letter “X” may not be used with riser blocks.

Riser blocks may not be used on any other sporter air rifles.

- Metal front sight bases may be substituted for plastic Daisy XSV40/AA T200 front sight bases, provided they have the same dimensions as the original sight base

2.5. AIR TANK

2.5.1 Minimum 74 Cubic ft Air Tank and fittings capable of filling the air rifle listed in Para 2.1

2.6. BI-POD

2.6.1 Removable Bi-pod to support air rifle listed in Para 2.1 between stages of fire. Item helps to prevent the stock/barrel from contacting the ground.

3.0 DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS:

3.1 Deliver to each location listed in the JROTC Unit List (see Appendix 2- JROTC Unit List) on an on-demand basis.

4.0 STANDARD WARRANTY: The contractor shall provide any Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) standard commercial warranty applicable to the products being purchased at no additional cost to the Government.

4.1 Prior to project acceptance, the contractor shall provide the customer with all manufacturer warranties as needed for any component incorporated into this project such as equipment manuals, literature, CDs and DVDs and other documentation on all equipment

4.2 Prior to project acceptance, the contractor shall provide written procedures, points of contact within company, and required information for all warranty services prior to project acceptance. This information shall include written confirmation of the warranty period, phone numbers and contact information/procedures for technical support, troubleshooting assistance, and replacement of faulty equipment

5.0 GENERAL INFORMATION: Items must be brand new. Refurbished or used items are not authorized.

Statement of Requirements
2.1 SPORTER CLASS AIR RIFLE
2.2. SLING SWIVEL or HAND STOP
2.3. SHOOTING SLING
2.4. SHOOTING SIGHTS
NOTE:
2.5. AIR TANK
2.6. BI-POD
3.0 DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS:

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