DJA09S000028 New Weapon System.pdf

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Table of Contents

Section Description Page Number

0 Commercial Clauses A Solicitation/Contract Form B Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs

Section B Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs C Descriptions/Specifications/Statement of Work

Section C Descriptions and Specifications D Packaging and Marking

Section D Packaging and Marking E Inspection and Acceptance

Section E Inspection and Acceptance F Deliveries or Performance

Section F Deliveries or Performance 52.211-9 Desired and Required Time of Delivery 52.216-1 Type Of Contract 52.211-17 Delivery of Excess Quantities

G Contract Administration Data Section G Contract Administration Data

H Special Contract Requirements Section H Special Contract Requirements (ATF & DOJ Clauses)

ATF-14 ELECTRONIC INVOICING

ATF-16 QUARTERLY CONTRACTOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE LIABILITY INQUIRIES

ATF-17 NOTICE TO THE GOVERNMENT OF DELAYS

ATF-19 AUTHORITY TO OBLIGATE THE GOVERNMENT

ATF-21 ALL ITEMS TO BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT

ATF-29 STATEMENT OF WORK / SPECIFICATIONS (Continued)

I Contract Clauses Section I Contract Clauses (FAR Clauses Required Depending on Solicitation/Contract) 52.212-3 Offeror Representations and Certifications--Commercial Items (FEB 2009) 52.212-4 Contract Terms and Conditions--Commercial Items (MAR 2009) 52.212-5 Contract Terms and Conditions Required to Implement Statutes or Executive Orders--Commercial Items (MAR 2009) 52.204-7 Central Contractor Registration (APR 2008) 52.216-24 Limitation Of Government Liability 52.216-22 Indefinite Quantity 52.216-18 Ordering 52.216-19 Order Limitations 52.243-1 Changes--Fixed Price 52.217-8 Option To Extend Services 52.217-9 Option To Extend The Term Of The Contract 52.216-25 Contract Definitization 52.203-5 Covenant Against Contingent Fees 52.203-6 Restrictions On Subcontractor Sales To The Government 52.203-7 Anti-Kickback Procedures 52.244-6 Subcontracts for Commercial Items (MAR 2009) 52.225-13 Restrictions on Certain Foreign Purchases 52.232-1 Payments 52.211-5 Material Requirements 52.223-14 Toxic Chemical Release Reporting 52.232-18 Availability Of Funds 52.249-1 Termination For Convenience Of The Government (Fixed Price) (Short Form) 52.249-8 Default (Fixed-Price Supply & Service) 52.202-1 Definitions 52.225-1 Buy American Act--Supplies

J List of Attachments Section J List of Documents, Exhibits and Other Attachments

K Representations, Certifications and Other Statements of Offerors or Respondents Section K Representations, Certifications and Other Statements of Offerors 52.225-18 Place of Manufacture 52.223-13 Certification of Toxic Chemical Release Reporting 52.225-2 Buy American Act Certificate

L Instructions, Conditions and Notices to Offerors or Respondents

52.216-27 Single or Multiple Awards 52.233-2 Service Of Protest 52.212-1 Instructions to Offerors--Commercial Items (JUN 2008) Section L Instructions, Conditions and Notices to Bidders

M Evaluation Factors for Award Section M Evaluation Factors for Award 52.217-5 Evaluation Of Options 52.217-4 Evaluation Of Options Exercised At The Time Of Contract Award

Summary Info Continuation Page Continuation Sheet

Section A - Solicitation/Contract Form

Section B - Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

2 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:BASE PERIOD: from date of award through 12 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

3 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 1: from 12 months and a day after date of award through 24 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

4 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 2: from 24 months and a day after date of award through 36 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

5 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 3: from 36 months and a day after date of award through 48 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

6 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 4: from 48 months and a day after date of award through 60 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

7 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 5: from 60 months and a day after date of award through 72 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

8 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 6: from 72 months and a day after date of award through 84 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

9 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 7: from 84 months and a day after date of award through 96 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

10 Weapons Total : 1.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 8: from 96 months and a day after date of award through 108 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Number Commodity Name Quantity Unit of Issue Unit Price Total Cost (Inc. disc and tax)

11 Weapons Total : 0.000000 YR

Period of Performance: - Description:OPTION PERIOD 9: from 108 months and a day after date of award through 120 months

Delivery Schedule:

Delivery Number Delivery Date Quantity

Accounting Line Accounting and Appropriations Data:

Accounting and Funding Total:

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IDC Constraints Line Item

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Section B Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs

DJA09S000028 SECTION B

PART I - THE SCHEDULE

SECTION B - SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICE/COSTS

B.1 SERVICES BEING PROCURED

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives contemplates the award of a Multiple Award Firm Fixed Price Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts for a New Weapon System which in-cludes full size guns and compact guns for the Field Operations, Special Operations Division.

B.2 TERM OF CONTRACT

The contract shall be for a period of 12 months from the date of contract award, plus nine, one year op-tion periods subject to the Government's discretion to extend the term of the contract. The contract will be open to all Federal Agencies.

B.3 GOVERNMENT OBLIGATION

The anticipated contract ceiling is $40 million per award. The Government minimum guarantee under the base year and option years (if exercised) is $1,000 per contract.

B.4 DELIVERY ORDER

Supplies will be delivered in response to funded delivery orders issued against this contract. Delivery orders issued against the contract shall serve as funding documents. Because this is an IDIQ requirement, the contract will not be the funding document. When other Federal Agencies use this multipleple award contract they will use a funded delivery order from their Agency. Each delivery order must reference the awarded con-tract number assigned by ATF for that respective awarded manufacturer at time of award. For accountability purposes, federal agencies desiring to utilize this contract, must receive prior, written authorization from an ATF Contracting Officer before placing an order against the contract. Delivery orders can be used to procure either full size guns, compact size guns or both. The agency must provide ATF with a fully, executed copy of the delivery order no more than three (3) business days after award.

B.5 DELIVERY ORDER MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM LEVELS

Minimum amount of guns that can be procured per month will be ten (10) each per model, with a max-imum of thousand (1,000) each per model per month.

B.6 PRICING SCHEDULE

BASE PERIOD: Award date through 12 months

OPTION PERIOD ONE: 12 months and a day after date of award through 24 months

OPTION PERIOD TWO: 24 months and a day after date of award through 36 months

OPTION PERIOD THREE: 36 months and a day after date of award through 48 months

OPTION PERIOD FOUR: 48 months and a day after date of award through 60 months

OPTION PERIOD FIVE: 60 months and a day after date of award through 72 months

OPTION PERIOD SIX: 72 months and a day after date of award through 84 months

OPTION PERIOD SEVEN: 84 months and a day after date of award through 96 months

OPTION PERIOD EIGHT: 96 months and a day after date of award through 108 months

OPTION PERIOD NINE: 108 months and a day after date of award through 120 months

BASE PERIOD: from date of award through 12 months

CLIN 0001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 0002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 0003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 0004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 0005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 0006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 0007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 0008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the armorer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 1: from 12 months and a day after date of award through 24 months

CLIN 1001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 1002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 1003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 1004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 1005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 1006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 1007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 1008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the ar-morer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 2: from 24 months and a day after date of award through 36 months

CLIN 2001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 2002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 2003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 2004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 2005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 2006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 2007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 2008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the ar-morer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 3: from 36 months and a day after date of award through 48 months

CLIN 3001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 3002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 3003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 3004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 3005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 3006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 3007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 3008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the ar-morer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 4: from 48 months and a day after date of award through 60 months

CLIN 4001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 4002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 4003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 4004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 4005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 4006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 4007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 4008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the ar-morer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 5: from 60 months and a day after date of award through 72 months

CLIN 5001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 5002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 5003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 5004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 5005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 5006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 5007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 5008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the ar-morer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 6: from 72 months and a day after date of award through 84 months

CLIN 6001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 6002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 6003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 6004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 6005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 6006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 6007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 6008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the armorer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 7: from 84 months and a day after date of award through 96 months

CLIN 7001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 7002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 7003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 7004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 7005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 7006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 7007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 7008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the ar-morer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 8: from 96 months and a day after date of award through 108 months

CLIN 8001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 8002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 8003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 8004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 8005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 8006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 8007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 8008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

• With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the ar-morer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

OPTION PERIOD 9: from 108 months and a day after date of award through 120 months

CLIN 9001

Full Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 9002

Compact Size Gun ____________________ EACH To include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

CLIN 9003

Full Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 9004

Compact Size Magazine ____________________ EACH

CLIN 9005

Simunition Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 9006

Training Gun Full Size ____________________ EACH

CLIN 9007

Closed Armor School ____________________ PER CLASS

CLIN 9008

Closed Transition School ____________________ PER CLASS

• With every 100 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor must provide (1 each) simunition gun, (1 each) training gun, (1 each) site tool and armor kit, (1 each) set of exploded diagrams and (1 each) armor school slot

With every 2000 guns procured off this multiple award contract from the purchasing agency, the contractor in lieu of (1 each) armor school slot must provide a full armor school class up to 25 students at the location choice of the Agency. Armor school must include (1 each) armor kit per student. The location of the armorer school shall be at a location of the procuring agency’s choice, within CONUS.

Section C - Descriptions/Specifications/Statement of Work

Descriptions & Specifications IDC Constraints Document

Section C Descriptions and Specifications

DJA09S000028 SECTION C

Department of Justice

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, & Explosives

New Weapons System

STATEMENT OF WORK

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, & Explosives (ATF) is a principal law enforcement agency within the Department of Justice dedicated to reducing violent crime, preventing terrorism and protecting our Nation.

The men and women of ATF perform the dual responsibilities of enforcing Federal criminal laws and regulating the firearms and explosives industries. The combined efforts of special agents and industry operations investigators allows ATF to effectively identify, investigate and recommend for prosecution violators of Federal firearms and explosives laws; additionally, their teamwork enables ATF to ensure that licensees are operating within established laws and regulations. We are committed to pursuing our mission by working both independently and through partnerships with industry and other Federal, State, local and international law en-forcement agencies.

DEFINITION OF NEED

ATF has determined a need for a new family of service issued .40-caliber handguns that incorporate current state of the art features and technology. ATF issues two (2) handguns to each sworn agent: a standard size duty weapon for enforcement operations and a compact model for backup and auxiliary needs. These two handguns must be identical in function and design for commonality of training and logistics. Each weapon will include six

(6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Jus-tice policy. The weapon shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation.

At ATF’s discretion the agency may award one or multiple contracts after evaluating Offerors’ proposals.

Contract will be a firm fixed price IDIQ. Contract period is one base year and a potential of nine (9) option years. Approximate maximum value of the contract is $40 million per award. The contract will be open to all federal agencies.

The specifications sought by ATF for the new weapon system are as follows:

General Features Service Life

1. All handguns delivered under the contract must be new and unused. All individual components must be new and unused.

2. Handguns must be capable of firing 20,000 rounds of ATF-approved duty and/or training ammunition (including frangible and non-toxic ammunition) without failure of any major component (frame, slide, barrel) when factory recommended cleaning and maintenance procedures are followed. Current ATF-approved duty ammunition is Speer 165gr Gold Dot (part number 53947) and current ATF-approved training ammunition is Speer Lawman 125gr RHT (part number 53375).

3. Manufacturer must provide a written warranty to 20,000 rounds or ten years, whichever comes first. The warranty need not extend to handguns damaged through catastrophic conditions or abuse. The warranty shall extend to full replacement of any handgun or magazine delivered under this contract which, upon initial ec-insption, does not meet all specifications herein. The manufacturer must bear all costs incurred for the shipping of any items being repaired or replaced under warranty.

4. Preference will be given to warranties above 20,000 rounds.

5. Manufacturer must provide at no cost to ATF all recommended maintenance parts to maintain each hand-gun to a 20,000 round service life.

6. Manufacturer will repair or replace any part or complete gun that suffers part breakage or consistent docu-mented failure to function with 100% safety and reliability except for damage caused through catastrophic con-ditions or abuse. It will be at ATF’s sole discretion whether to repair or replace and whether individual parts or the complete handgun will be subject to repair or replacement.

7. Service intervals must be no less than 2,500 rounds. Preference for service intervals no less than 5,000 rounds.

Frame

1. Must be polymer.

2. Must have integral accessory rail for attachment of common law enforcement weapon mounted tactical lights.

3. Edges of the entrance of the magazine well must be beveled. There is a preference for a flared magazine well.

Grip Area

1. External surfaces of the grips must provide non-slip texture for maximum grip control during rapid fire.

There is a preference for optional alternative grip textures available from the manufacturer (samples must be provided for evaluation).

2. Grip area must accommodate a wide range of shooter hand sizes while affording proper access to the trig-ger, magazine release, and slide catch lever. Preference for multiple integral grip size configurations (e.g., re-placeable back straps).

Slide

1. Must have serrations or similar gripping feature on both right and left side allowing retraction of the slide without the shooter’s hand contacting or obstructing the ejection port.

2. Preference against slide/gripping serrations forward of the ejection port.

Barrel

1. Must be chambered in caliber .40 S&W. All chamber and barrel specifications must conform to the Sport-ing Arms & Ammunition Manufacturers’ Institute specifications for .40 S&W barrels.

2. Must not be compensated or ported.

3. Must withstand firing a live round of ATF-approved duty ammunition when a bullet is lodged one inch forward of the chamber (barrel obstruction test).

Assembly/Disassembly

1. Agent level field strip/cleaning

a. Handgun and magazines must be composed of parts which cannot be readily assembled incorrectly in such a manner as to render the handgun or magazine inoperable or otherwise compromise reliability.

b. Handgun and magazines must allow field stripping and reassembly for routine cleaning/maintenance with-out the use of specially designed tools.

c. It is preferred that the handgun be capable of being field stripped for cleaning/maintenance without the need to actuate the trigger.

2. Armorer level detail disassembly

a. Handgun must be capable of being completely disassembled without the use of any special tools except those provided by the manufacturer as part of an Armorer Tool Kit.

b. All parts must be interchangeable such that no hand fitting is necessary.

c. Preference for ability to detail disassemble slide without removing the sights.

Preference for minimal time required to disassemble and reassemble handgun.

Physical Dimensions Size

1. Slide length

a. Full size handgun shall have a maximum slide length of 7.40 +/- 0.05 inches.

b. Compact handgun shall have a maximum slide length of 6.45 +/- 0.05 inches.

2. Maximum height (measure from base of fully inserted magazine to top of rear sight)

a. Full size handgun shall have a maximum height of 5.60 +/- 0.05 inches.

b. Compact handgun shall have a maximum height of 4.60 +/- 0.05 inches.

3. Maximum slide width

a. Full size handgun shall have a maximum slide width of 1.15 +/- 0.05 inches.

b. Compact handgun shall have a maximum slide width of 1.15 +/- 0.05 inches.

4. Maximum overall width

a. Full size handgun shall have a maximum slide width of 1.40 +/- 0.05 inches.

b. Compact handgun shall have a maximum slide width of 1.40 +/- 0.05 inches.

Weight

1. Weight (including empty magazine)

a. Full size handgun shall have a maximum weight of 29 ounces (unloaded, including an empty magazine).

Preference is for a handgun with a maximum weight of 26 ounces.

b. Compact handgun shall have a maximum weight of 27 ounces (unloaded, including an empty magazine).

Preference is for a handgun with a maximum weight of 24 ounces.

Controls Trigger

1. The trigger mechanism must be either Double Action Only or Striker Fired. The trigger mechanism must move the hammer or striker to a fully cocked position and release it to cause discharge of the weapon. There must be no method of manually cocking the handgun other than by pulling the trigger.

2. Trigger pull weight as measured by a standard gunsmithing weight set:

a. Acceptable: 5 – 10.5 pounds

b. Preferred: 5 – 7 pounds

c. Every trigger pull must be consistent for all shots +/- ½ pound

3. Trigger reach must be less than 3.5” +/- 0.05”. The measurement shall be determined by wrapping a length of string beginning at a position on the smallest (if applicable) back strap, around the right grip area, to a point on the trigger face as near the location of the shooter’s index finger when preparing to fire as practicable, and around the left grip area back to the point of origin. The string shall be maintained parallel to the bore axis. The string shall be marked at the overlap point then removed, the length measured, and the distance divided by two.

4. Reset

a. It is preferred that the trigger need not return fully forward to reset for firing subsequent shots.

b. It is preferred that the trigger reset distance be shorter than 0.20”.

Mag Release

1. Operation

a. Magazine release must be operable by both right- and left-handed shooters.

b. It is preferred that the magazine release be operable by the shooting hand thumb of both right- and left-handed shooters via either reversible or ambidextrous magazine release.

c. It is more preferable to have a reversible magazine release than an ambidextrous magazine release.

2. Location & Design

a. Magazine release must be designed and positioned to reduce the likelihood of inadvertent release of the magazine during use.

b. Preference for a button-style magazine release.

c. Preference for multiple size/length magazine release options.

Slide Catch Lever

1. Must be possible for both right- and left-handed shooters to lock the slide to the rear manually for visual and physical inspection of the chamber and magazine well without a magazine inserted.

2. The slide must automatically lock to the rear during normal operation after the last round has been fired or the slide is pulled to the rearmost position with an empty magazine locked in place.

3. Must be designed such that it is unlikely that either right- or left-handed shooters will inadvertently activate or override the control during normal firing.

4. It is preferred that the slide catch lever be ambidextrous (levers on both sides of frame).

Safeties

1. No manual safety lever permitted on the slide or frame. (safeties disengaged by finger pressure on the trig-ger are allowed)

2. No grip safety.

3. No magazine disconnect safety. It must be possible to fire the handgun without a magazine inserted.

4. Internal safeties

a. Must have internal mechanism that prevents handgun from discharging out of battery.

b. Must have internal mechanism that prevents the handgun from discharging multiple times if the trigger is held to the rear after firing.

c. Must have internal mechanism that prevents the handgun from firing without activation of the trigger.

d. Must have internal mechanism that prevents the handgun from firing if dropped.

Sights Front Sight

1. Must be of standard fixed post design.

2. Must be low profile to reduce interference when holstering and drawing the handgun.

3. Must be constructed of steel.

4. Must have flat, non-reflective finish.

5. Front sight must be equipped with single tritium-powered self-luminous capsule that allows the shooter to engage targets quickly and effectively in low-light environments.

6. The front tritium capsule must have a white outline easily visible under daylight and normal indoor light-ing conditions.

7. Front tritium capsule luminescence must be green in color.

8. The luminous portion of the sight must not be visible from the muzzle end of the handgun.

Rear Sight

1. Must be of standard fixed square notch design. No U-notch or similar alternatives.

2. Must be low profile to reduce interference when holstering and drawing the handgun.

3. Must be constructed of steel.

4. Must have flat, non-reflective finish.

5. Preference for no serration on the aiming face of the rear sight.

6. Rear sight must be equipped with single tritium-powered self-luminous capsule centered at the bottom of the rear sight notch (dot-over-dot, “figure eight” configuration) that allows the shooter to engage targets quickly and effectively in low-light environments.

7. Rear tritium capsule must be easily differentiated from front sight capsule by the shooter under low light conditions, with a preference for different color rear sight (yellow, orange, or red).

8. The luminous portion of the sight must not be visible from the muzzle end of the handgun.

Sight Alignment

1. All guns will be delivered from the factory zeroed and must produce groups at twenty-five yards (25yd) within two inches (2”) of the point of aim with ATF-approved service ammunition.

2. Point of impact must be adjustable for windage and elevation through replacement or movement of the front and/or rear sight.

3. Range of sight adjustment must allow center of group at twenty-five yards (25yd) to be moved three inches (3”) radially from point of aim when fired with ATF-approved service ammunition. Adjustment of the sights must not cause any part of the sight base to extend beyond the lower outside dovetail radius of the slide.

4. When sights are properly aligned, front sight must appear centered in rear notch.

5. When sights are properly aligned, the front sight must not completely fill the rear notch.

6. Preference is for a configuration with a front/rear sight width ratio providing an ample amount of light to be visible on either side of the front sight within the rear notch during normal shooting. (e.g., Warren Tactical “Sevigny Carry w/Tritium” sights)

7. The location of the tritium capsules in front and rear sights must be consistent with proper sight alignment.

Durability

1. Sights (including tritium capsules) must be impervious to damage by commonly available commercial firearms cleaning solvents and lubricants.

2. Sight must be durable enough to withstand repeated practice of ATF-approved immediate action drills.

Slide must be capable of being cycled easily using only the firing hand by placing the front edge of the rear sight on an available object (e.g., shooter’s belt, table edge, etc.) in the event of a malfunction or reload.

3. Sights must not shift if the weapon is inadvertently dropped or bumped against a hard object.

4. Tritium capsules must have minimum 10 year warranty on visibility.

5. Sights must be easily removed and replaced by trained armorers.

Magazines

Capacity

1. Full size handgun must have minimum capacity of twelve (12) rounds; preference is for fifteen (15) or more.

2. Compact handgun must have minimum capacity of nine (9) rounds.

3. Magazine body must have “witness holes” to indicate the number of rounds remaining in a magazine. Wit-ness holes must be located in at least five round intervals (including fully loaded). Preference is for witness holes for every round practicable.

Drop Free

1. Magazines must release and fall freely from the magazine well when the magazine release is fully pressed.

2. Magazines must fall free whether full, partially loaded, or empty and whether the slide is in battery or locked back.

Baseplates

1. Magazine baseplate must facilitate positive seating and locking of the magazine during loading.

2. Magazine baseplate must prevent damage to the magazine when dropped on a hard surface.

3. Preference for magazine that provides positive gripping surface for rapid manual extraction if the magazine is trapped in place by malfunction or if the shooter is wearing gloves while clearing a malfunction.

Preference for optional extended baseplate on Compact model to provide greater gripping surface.

Construction/Durability

1. Magazines must be constructed of material that is corrosion resistant.

2. Magazines must be capable of being disassembled without specially designed tools.

3. Magazine must not break or become disassembled when dropped on a hard surface from a height of ty-foreight inches (48”) or less.

Finish Exterior

1. Exterior finish of frame, slide, barrel, and magazines must be dark, non-reflective color.

2. The exterior finish of all parts must be durable and corrosion resistant. All parts must be impervious to damage by commonly available commercial firearms cleaning solvents and lubricants.

3. All exterior surfaces must be devoid of sharp edges or other areas which could snag on holsters or clothing or which could cause injury or discomfort to the shooter.

Internal

1. All internal parts must be corrosion resistant. All parts must be impervious to damage by commonly avail-able commercial firearms cleaning solvents and lubricants.

Quality Control/Testing & Acceptance Testing & Assurance

1. Each handgun must be certified from the factory as having fired at least three (3) full magazines of ATF-approved duty ammunition without a stoppage of any kind.

2. Each handgun ordered will come with written certification that it meets the same standards of quality, durability, and reliability as the sample weapons submitted for testing.

3. Each handgun must be zeroed with ATF-approved duty ammunition (see Sights->Sight Alignment).

4. Workmanship and finish must be in accordance with the highest grade practice used in manufacturing commercial law enforcement handguns as applicable. Finished items and parts shall not exhibit poor material and processing such as seams, laps, laminations, cracks, visible steps, sharp edges, nicks, scratches, burrs, de-formations, and missing operations which may affect serviceability, function, operation, appearance, or safety.

Fins and other extraneous metal must be removed from cast or forged parts. Hammering to shape, salvage oper-ations including repair by welding (except that normal cosmetic welding or surface blemishes on forgings and castings prior to heat treatment shall be permissible) or other similar practices shall not be permitted without the prior approval of ATF.

5. There must be no defects in manufacturing of parts which could cause a handgun failure to fire or create a safety hazard for the shooter.

6. ATF may conduct random quality assurance testing at any time during the life of this contract. Failure to maintain the standards required herein may cause the ATF, at its discretion, to initiate termination for default proceedings.

ISO9000

The manufacturer must provide proof of ISO9000 certification with their proposal from an authorized registrar and will maintain certification throughout the period of this contract.

Continuity of Materiel & Design No changes to the design, material, manufacture, or assembly of the handgun or any part (including sub-vendors) will be made from the examples submitted for testing without prior evaluation and written authoriza-tion from ATF.

Full Size & Compact Commonality Controls

1. Full Size and Compact versions must share similar function & placement of controls to maximize com-monality of training.

2. Full Size and Compact models must utilize the same trigger mechanism.

3. Full Size and Compact model must have the same disassembly and reassembly procedures.

4. Compact model must be capable of functioning properly with Full Size magazines.

5. Preference for Full Size and Compact models to have same trigger reach as measured under Controls- >Trigger above.

Compatibility with Accessories Holsters

1. Tactical retention holsters must be available for Full Size model.

2. Preference for availability of Safariland ALS tactical retention holster (model 6354 or 6355) for Full Size model with ATF-approved tactical weaponlight (Surefire X300) attached.

3. Concealment retention holsters must be available for both Full Size and Compact models.

4. Preference for availability of Safariland ALS concealment holster (model 6378) for Full Size model.

Force-on-Force Training Guns

1. Must have training gun of similar size, shape, and function to Full Size model available that safely and reli-ably fires Simunition FX and compatible marking cartridges.

2. Preference for Force-on-Force training gun to have a readily identifiable blue finish on the frame that is not easily worn off or removed.

3. By preference it should be impossible to install a standard live fire model slide and barrel on the Force-on-Force training gun, or, alternatively, the Force-on-Force training gun must not be capable of firing live am-munition if the live fire model slide and barrel are installed on the Force-on-Force frame.

Dry Fire Training Guns

1. Must have training gun of similar size, shape, and function to Full Size model which is incapable of firing a live cartridge but which:

a. Has a trigger pull identical to live fire models; preference is for the trigger to reset automatically after each pull without requiring manual manipulation of the slide or hammer/striker.

b. Has a slide that can be manually cycled.

c. Has trigger, magazine release, and slide catch lever of the same configuration and location as live fire del.

d. Is capable of utilizing standard magazines during training (both empty and loaded with dummy/inert rounds).

2. Dry Fire training gun must be compatible with Beamhit training systems.

3. Preference for Dry Fire training gun to have a readily identifiable red finish on the frame that is not easily worn off or removed.

Preference that it be impossible to install a standard live fire model slide and barrel on the Dry Fire training gun, or, alternatively, the Dry Fire training gun must not be capable of firing live ammunition if the live fire model slide and barrel are installed on the Dry Fire frame.

Section D - Packaging and Marking

Packaging and Marking

Section D Packaging and Marking

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SECTION D - PACKAGING AND MARKING

Proposals

Proposals submitted in response to this solicitation must be mailed and not hand delivered. Delivery must be Post Marked and Received no later than the closed date specified in the solicitation. See Section L within solici-tation DJA09S00028 for specific mailing instructions.

Except as specifically provided in an order, all postage and fees related to the submission of information, including but not limited to forms, reports, supporting, supporting documentation, etc. shall be paid by the Con-tractor. The Government shall not be responsible for costs associated with proposal preparation.

Weapons

Weapons delivered through funded delivery orders will include six (6) magazines, an operator's manual written in English, and a gun lock in accordance with Department of Justice’s policy. The weapons shall be delivered in a hard plastic box designed to protect the contents against damage during transportation. Shipping instructions will be spelled out on each individual delivery order.

Section E - Inspection and Acceptance

Inspection and Acceptance

Section E Inspection and Acceptance

DJA09S000028 SECTION E

SECTION E - INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE

The weapons will be received first by ATF’s Technical Operation Branch in Sterling VA. All weapons will be inventory and PIIN in accordance to ATF Policies. The weapons will then be brought to Firearms Technology Branch Martinsburg, WV in manageable lots.