SON.pdf
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- Automated Weapons Parts Dispenser
- Solicitation number
- FA468624Q0098
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This document is a Statement of Need (SON) for an Automated Weapons Parts Dispenser for the 9th Security Forces Squadron (9 SFS) at Beale Air Force Base. The key requirements are:
The 9 SFS Combat Arms shop needs an all-inclusive weapons parts and gauge management system that can store parts individually, provide on-demand usage and inventory data, track gauge calibration dates, and issue parts only to authorized users via CAC. The system must hold parts for specific weapons, provide inventory and usage reports, and secure the parts from unauthorized access. The system must fit within the existing Combat Arms maintenance room and be delivered within 90 days of purchase.
This SON is related to a Pre-Solicitation (FA468624Q0098) for an Automated Weapons Parts Dispenser, where the Department of the Air Force, Air Combat Command seeks innovative commercial solutions to automate the storage and dispensing of weapon parts per the capabilities outlined in the SON.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
9TH SECURITY FORCES SQUADRON (ACC)
BEALE AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA
MEMORANDUM FOR 9 CONS/PKB
FROM: 9 SFS/S4C
SUBJECT: Statement of Need for an Automated Weapons Parts Dispenser
1. Purpose: To the Combat Arms weapons parts program and reduce human error.
Requirements: The 9th Security Forces Squadron Combat Arms shop needs an all-inclusive weapons parts and gauge management system. This system must store all weapon parts individually to prevent cross-contamination, provide on-demand usage and inventory data, and fit within the Combat Arms maintenance room of the Combat Arms armory. It must also track the calibration dates of all weapons gauges and deny access when calibration is overdue. The system must provide reports when supplies are at or below 50% consumption and all weapons parts issued by caliber. The system should run weapon parts inventory reports, track and run reports of individuals to whom it dispenses parts, secure the weapon parts from unauthorized users, and only issue parts to authorized users via a common access card. The machine must fit through a door-sized 34 inches wide and 82 inches high. The automated dispensing system must hold all weapons parts for M240, M249, MK-19, M-2, M110A1, M4, M4A1, M870, M320, M18, and M9. It should also come with a printer that prints all the above reports.
Delivery Date: 90 days from purchase.
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