JNA 26-4307 Redacted.pdf

SOLE or LIMITED SOURCES JUSTIFICATION Determination Memorandum for Acquisitions Over $3,500 but not Exceeding the SAT

All solicitations and orders shall be competed unless a justification to limit competition using an exception in FAR Part 8, 13, or 16, as applicable to the acquisition, is approved by the Contracting Officer. When the customer describes an item or service, which limits the availability to one source or a particular brand name, there must be a technical explanation describing why only that specific one will meet the government’s requirement. Statements must be detailed and identify the harm that would come to the government (e.g. lack of capability or safety impact). The customer MUST COMPLETE all questions below, as applicable.

PURCHASE REQUEST OR REQUISITION NUMBER ESTIMATED AMOUNT

1. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND THE INTENDED USE.

2. THE CIRCUMSTANCE THAT REQUIRED LIMITING SOURCES TO A SINGLE MANUFACTURER OR SERVICE PROVIDER. (See FAR 8.405- 6(a)(1)(i) and (b)(1) for exceptions that apply to orders under GSA schedules. See FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)(i) for open market purchase exceptions. See FAR 16.505(b)(2)(i) for exceptions that apply to orders against multiple award contracts.)

3. THE RATIONALE THAT SUPPORTS THE EXCEPTION NOTED ABOVE. (e.g., compatibility with existing equipment, specific performance criteria, proprietary data, only one capable, urgency, logical follow on, satisfy minimum guarantee, etc.).

4. IF APPLICABLE, WHY IS THE PROCUREMENT SO URGENT THAT TIME WILL NOT TO ALLOW FOR ADVERTISING?

5. STATEMENT OF ACTIONS, IF ANY, THE GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE TO REMOVE OR OVERCOME ANY BARRIERS TO COMPETITION.

SIGNATURE CODE TELEPHONE NUMBER DATE

CUSTOMER

CONTRACTING OFFICER

This form may be used in lieu of the determination described in FAR 8.405-6(a)(1)(i), 8.405- 6(b)(2), 13.106-1(b)(1), or 16.505(a)(4).

Customer Approval Levels Ech II ACOS/SA or Deputy Ech III Department Head or Above Ech IV CO, XO, or CMC

N68869651098 $249,000.00

Naval Special Warfare Command (NSWC) has a requirement for routine inspection, maintenance and repairs of its Indoor Dynamic Shooting Range (IDSR) at Imperial Beach, CA. The IDSR inspection/maintenance is for an Air Barrier System (ABS) and Dust Collection Unit (DCU), which includes but is not limited to verifying damper positions, air velocities, volumes, filter condition and bullet traps at of each of the ranges.

This requirement will be fulfilled with the establishment of a five-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity type contract issuing Firm Fixed Price Task Orders.

IAW FAR 12.201-1, Savage Range Systems, Inc. (CAGE: 1T8M8) is the only company capable of performing these required services. The IDSR was designed, built and installed by Savage Range Systems, Inc. No other manufacturer can provide the required inspection, maintenance and repairs.

The installed IDSR Systems is patented to Savage Range Systems, Inc. The ABS, DCU and bullet trap are unique products and Savage Range Systems, Inc. is the most qualified company to perform a thorough inspection of the system in its entirety. In the event further maintenance or repair parts are needed, Savage Range Systems, Inc. is the only company suited to provide these high level services required. Savage Range Systems Inc. handles its servicing, part replacements, and maintenance directly rather than relying on a network of third-party authorized service providers.

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NSWC will continue to monitor the market place for competitive options to support the current hardware as well as to remain informed of changes in technology. When the existing hardware reaches the end of its life cycle, the Government will consider ways to remove any barriers in the future requirement thereby maximizing competition.

NSWC 17 July 2026

N01C 17 July 2026