CM MFR X018 Redacted.pdf
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This Consolidation Determination document from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime details a planned Indefinite Delivery long-term contract (LTC) for nine National Stock Numbers (NSNs) related to gun components for land, maritime, and air end item applications used by the US Military. The acquisition is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside, with a maximum contract period of five years (three-year base period plus two one-year option periods), aimed at reducing administrative costs, decreasing lead times, and improving supply availability.
The solicitation involves gun component items like bayonet knives, axis pins, bore detectors, heatshields, chamber blank fins, grenade launchers, accessory rails, sight units, and machine gun bipods. Market research was conducted with multiple small businesses, with positive responses received from CAV Manufacturing LLC, Ranger-Operations LLC, and Valor Group, LLC. The contract will be awarded on an "all or none" basis by Contract Line Item Number (CLIN), allowing qualified small businesses to offer on one, few, or all items. The estimated annual demand value is redacted, but the procurement is expected to generate cost savings through consolidated purchasing, reduced inventory management, and more efficient contracting processes.
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Consolidation Determination LTC Project CL24218004 / SPE7LX-25-R-X018 | Page 7 of 7
Source Selection Information – See FAR Part 2.101 and 3.104 / CUI practical difference from the first alternative above. This approach would require greater resources both to award and administer (even if the contracts were awarded to the same vendor) and would take substantially longer to award than the proposed approach. Therefore, this alternative contracting strategy is substantially less beneficial than the proposed approach because it significantly decreases efficiencies during the pre-award cycle and provides no better benefits associated with competition than the proposed approach, as both approaches allow for the individual evaluation and award of each NSN.
Determination:
For the reasons stated above, I hereby determine:
a. This proposed acquisition constitutes a consolidation of contract requirements.
b. The contract requirements being consolidated exceed $2 million.
c. There are benefits of consolidating the contract requirements, which include both quantifiable and non-quantifiable benefits.
d. The expected benefits do not meet the thresholds for a substantial benefit at FAR 7.107- 2(d)(1) but are critical to the Agency’s mission success.
e. The procurement strategy provides for maximum practicable participation by small business.
f. The consolidation of contract requirements is necessary and justified.
Date
Chief Contracting Office (CCO) DLA Land and Maritime
ATTACHMENTS:
1. NSN Data
2. Procurement History
3. BCA Simulator CL23223006
SHEARER.MARY.E.1250702449
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Date: 2025.09.09 06:25:15 -04'00'
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