W91CRB-24-R-0024 Price List.pdf

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COMPETITION SENSITIVE

HEAD PROTECTION SERVICES

Line Item Backing Material

Test Unit Condition

Test Threat

Price per Unit

1 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 124-gr 9-mm FMJ 2 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 7.62x39 M42LC, LC, GM Jacket 3 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 7.62x39 M43SS, MS, CCS Jacket 4 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 17gr FSP

1 Air Backed Ambient 124-gr 9-mm FMJ 2 Air Backed Ambient 2gr RCC 3 Air Backed Ambient 4gr RCC 4 Air Backed Ambient 16gr RCC 5 Air Backed Ambient 6 Air Backed Ambient

Ambient

Extreme Heat

SLIN 1: Roma Plastilina 1

SLIN 2: Air Backed

160 ± 10 °F for a minimum of 24 hours. After exposure, test personnel will remove the helmet from the chamber, mount it, and ballistically test it within 10 min with tests completed within 30 min after the first shot on target. If the ballistic test cannot be completed within 30 min and the helmet has been out of conditioning for 1 hr or less, the helmet will be reconditioned for 1 (+24, -0) hr. If the helmet has been out of conditioning for more than 1 hr, the helmet will be reconditioned 24 (+24, -0) hr.

SLIN 3: Head Protection Services Digital Measurement: FARO

Manual Measurement: Bridge

Conditioning Requirements 68 ± 10 °F at 50 ± 20 percent relative humidity for a minimum of 24 hours.

Armor Conditioning: Extreme Heat Armor Conditioning: Extreme Cold

Armor Conditioning: Saltwater

COMPETITION SENSITIVE

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COMPETITION SENSITIVE

HEAD PROTECTION SERVICES

Extreme Cold

Saltwater

-60 ± 10 °F for a minimum of 24 hours. After exposure, test personnel will remove the helmet from the chamber, mount it, and ballistically test it within 10 min with tests completed within 30 min after the first shot on target. If the ballistic test cannot be completed within 30 min and the helmet has been out of conditioning for 1 hr or less, the helmet will be reconditioned for 1 (+24, -0) hr. If the helmet has been out of conditioning for more than 1 hr, the helmet will be reconditioned 24 (+24, -0) hr.

The saltwater formulation and testing will be performed in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Test Method 504.3

(Contamination by Fluids) using 5-percent sodium chloride (NaCI). Submerged to a depth of 3-ft. for 3-4 hours and tested within 2-hours of removal.

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COMPETITION SENSITIVE

SOFT ARMOR SERVICES

Line Item Backing Material

Test Unit Condition

Test Threat

Price per Unit

1 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 2gr RCC 2 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 4gr RCC 3 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 16gr RCC 4 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 17gr FSP 5 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 64gr RCC 6 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient NIJ - 9mm 7 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient Non-branded - 9mm 8 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient NIJ - .40 S&W 9 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient NIJ - .357 Magnum

10 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient NIJ - .357 SIG 11 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 12 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient

1 Air Backed Ambient 2gr RCC 2 Air Backed Ambient 4gr RCC 3 Air Backed Ambient 16gr RCC 4 Air Backed Ambient 17gr FSP 5 Air Backed Ambient 64gr RCC 6 Air Backed Ambient NIJ - 9mm 7 Air Backed Ambient Non-branded - 9mm 8 Air Backed Ambient NIJ - .40 S&W 9 Air Backed Ambient NIJ - .357 Magnum

10 Air Backed Ambient NIJ - .357 SIG 11 Air Backed Ambient NIJ - .44 Magnum 12 Air Backed Ambient NIJ - 7.62 mm FMJ

SLIN 4: Roma Plastilina 1

SLIN 5: Air Backed

SLIN 6: Soft Armor Services Digital Measurement: FARO

Manual Measurement: Bridge

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COMPETITION SENSITIVE

SOFT ARMOR SERVICES

Ambient/Dry

Extreme Heat

Extreme Cold

Aging

Conditioning Requirements 68 ± 10 °F at 50 ± 20 percent relative humidity.

155 ± 10 °F for a minimum of 24 hours. The length of time for conditioning will be documented in the requirements document. The test item will be removed from conditioning, mounted, and first shot on target within 10 minutes of removal from chamber. All testing must be completed within 60 minutes from the first shot on target. If the test is not completed within 60 minutes, the test item will be reconditioned for 60 (+15, -0) minutes at the temperature specified above.

-60 ± 10 °F for a minimum of 24 hours.The length of time for conditioning will be documented in the requirements document. The test item will be removed from conditioning, mounted, and first shot on target within 10 minutes from removal of chamber. All testing must be completed within 60 minutes from the first shot on target. If the test is not completed within 60 minutes, the test item will be reconditioned for 60 (+15, -0) minutes at the temperature specified above.

Unless a different method is specified in the test item requirements document, conduct accelerated aging in general accordance with American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) International D1149-183, with the following modifications:a. The entire test item will be subjected to treatment. No additional tensile strain during conditioning is required.

b. Introduce ozone into the chamber at a minimum ozone level of 50 x 10-2 ppm (50 parts per hundred million) and at a temperature of 40 ± 1 °C (104 ± 2 °F) for 72 (+1, -0) hours.

c. After accelerated aging conditioning, the armor sample under test must remain at ambient atmospheric conditions for a minimum of 24 hours prior to ballistic testing, not to exceed 36 hours from completion of conditioning.

d. The length of time for conditioning will be documented in the requirements document.

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SOFT ARMOR SERVICES

Wet

POL/F-24

a. Unless a different method is specified in the test item requirements document, the test item will be dipped in a pan with 3.0 to

7.0 mm (0.1 to 0.3 in.) of POL as specified by the requirements document, so that the test item is fully immersed. The test item will remain immersed at ambient temperature for the length of time specified in the requirements document. The POL temperature will be recorded on the data sheet just before the test item is removed for testing.

Note: When performing the legacy standard, a 4.54 kg (10 lb) weight can be placed on a 38- x 38-cm (15- x 15-in.) plate to distribute load to allow for maximum fluid penetration.

b. After completion of POL conditioning, the test item will be hung vertically to drip dry for length of time specified in the requirement document. If specified in the requirement document, excess POL will be wiped from the surface. The test item may be inserted into a resealable, plastic anti-static bag to facilitate handling of the test item from the conditioning room to the test fixture. The test item may remain in the anti-static bag throughout testing to limit fume and POL exposure.

c. First valid shot on target must be taken within 30 minutes from removal, with testing completed within 60 minutes after the first shot. If testing is not completed within 60 minutes, another test item will be conditioned as specified above and the testing will continue with the second item.

Unless a different method is specified in the test item requirements document, seawater will be prepared IAW ASTM International D1141-984. Completely submerge the test item in a seawater bath such that the fluid is in contact with all exterior surfaces to allow maximum fluid penetration. If using a pan, place a 4.54 kg (10 lb) weight on a 38- x 38-cm (15- x 15-in.) plate on top of the test item in order to completely submerge the test item. If using a sink tank, clamp the test item to the rack and lower vertically into the water to completely submerge the test item. Conditioning is completed at ambient temperature. The length of time for conditioning will be documented in the requirements document. The seawater temperature will be taken and recorded on the data sheet just before the test item is removed for testing.

b. After completion of seawater conditioning, excessive seawater will be drained from the test item by hanging it vertically for 15 minutes to allow it to drip dry. The test item will be ballistically impacted within 5 minutes after completion of the drip drying time.

c. If testing is not completed within 60 minutes after the first shot on target, a new, untested test item will be conditioned as specified above, and the testing will continue with the second test item. The second test item is also subject to test completion within 60 minutes after the first shot on target.

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COMPETITION SENSITIVE

HARD ARMOR SERVICES

Line Item Backing Material

Test Unit Condition

Test Threat

Price per Unit

1 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 7.62x63 Armor Piercing Steel 2 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 7.62x54r LPS Ball Steel + Lead Slug, GM or CCS Jacket 3 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 5.56x45 Ball Hardened Steel + Lead Slug, GM or CCS Jacket 4 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 7.62x51 Ball, LC, GM or CCS Jacket 5 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 7.62x51 Armor Piercing 6 Roma Plastilina 1 Ambient 5.56x45 Armor Piercing

Ambient

Extreme Heat

68 ± 10 °F at 50 ± 20 percent relative humidity.

160 ± 10 °F for a minimum of 24 hours. After exposure, test personnel will remove the helmet from the chamber, mount it, and ballistically test it within 10 min with tests completed within 30 min after the first shot on target. If the ballistic test cannot be completed within 30 min and the helmet has been out of conditioning for 1 hr or less, the helmet will be reconditioned for 1 (+24, -0) hr. If the helmet has been out of conditioning for more than 1 hr, the helmet will be reconditioned 24 (+24, -0) hr.

SLIN 7: Roma Plastilina 1

SLIN 8: Hard Armor Services Digital Measurement: FARO

Manual Measurement: Bridge

Conditioning Requirements

Armor Conditioning: Extreme Heat Armor Conditioning: Extreme Cold

Armor Conditioning: Saltwater Ar Conditioning: Oil Armor Conditioning: F-24 Armor Conditioning: DEET

Armor Conditioning: Temperature Cycling Armor Conditioning: Weathered

Armor Conditioning: Altitude Armor Conditioning: Vibration

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COMPETITION SENSITIVE

HARD ARMOR SERVICES

Extreme Cold

Saltwater

Oil

F-24

DEET

Temperature Cycling

Weathered

Unless directed otherwise by project documentation, temperature cycling tests will be performed in accordance with Method 503.7 of MIL-STD-810H, Procedure I-A. The extreme temperatures will be 48.9 and -31.7 °C (120 and -25 °F).

The test samples will be stabilized at the appropriate temperature for a minimum of 2 hours before cycling to the other temperatures. Test samples are subjected to ballistic testing after removal from the temperature chamber and post-conditioning X-ray analysis. Shot patterns may be adjusted in response to any noted degradation of the test sample.

The test plates will be conditioned for weather resistance in accordance with AATCC Test Method No. 169, with modifications.

-60 ± 10 °F for a minimum of 24 hours. After exposure, test personnel will remove the helmet from the chamber, mount it, and ballistically test it within 10 min with tests completed within 30 min after the first shot on target. If the ballistic test cannot be completed within 30 min and the helmet has been out of conditioning for 1 hr or less, the helmet will be reconditioned for 1 (+24, -0) hr. If the helmet has been out of conditioning for more than 1 hr, the helmet will be reconditioned 24 (+24, -0) hr.

The saltwater formulation and testing will be performed in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Test Method 504.3 (Contamination by Fluids) using 5-percent sodium chloride (NaCI). Submerged to a depth of 3-ft. for 3-4 hours and tested within 2-hours of removal.

Test samples will be subjected to fluid conditioning at ambient temperatures between 15.6 and 26.7 °C (60 and 80 °F).

There is no humidity requirement. Fluid conditioning equipment will consist of a fluid bath of sufficient size to allow at least one test sample of the largest size to rest horizontally, without touching the sides of the equipment. The test samples will be placed in containers of fluid: 30-weight lubricating oil of commercial grade SE or better, commercial grade JP-8, F24, or 4.6 percent saltwater. Lubricating oil, JP-8, or F24 test samples will be placed face down in a pan filled with 12.7 mm (0.50 in.) of fluid for 2 hours (+ 15 minutes) with a 9.1-kg (20-lb) weighted object placed on top of the test sample. For saltwater testing, the test sample will be completely immersed in a container of saltwater having a concentration of 4.6 percent sodium chloride (NaCl) for a minimum of 2 hours (+ 15 minutes). An alternative to saltwater is simulated sea water, prepared in accordance with (IAW) American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

D11414. Test samples will be held or stood vertically to drip-dry for 5 minutes upon completion of the required submersion time, after which the test sample will undergo post conditioning X-ray analysis. Shot patterns may be adjusted in response to any noted degradation of the test sample.

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COMPETITION SENSITIVE

HARD ARMOR SERVICES

Altitude

Vibration

The vibration test will simulate a loose cargo handling environment in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 514.8, Procedure II. The hard armor will be inserted strike face down into a wooden box 25.4 mm larger than the hard armor insert in all directions. Only one hard armor insert may be tested in a wooden box, per trial. The wooden box will be secured on a vibration table such that the top and bottom of the insert is parallel to the x-axis of the vibration table with the vibration caused from motion in the y- and z-axis. Figure 4 illustrates the hard armor orientation on the vibration table. The simulation of the loose cargo environment imparts a 25.4 mm peak-to-peak, circular synchronous motion to the vibration table at a frequency of 5 Hz for 1 hour. After post-conditioning X-ray analysis, the hard armor insert will be subjected to ballistic testing at the conclusion of the vibration cycle. Shot patterns may be adjusted in response to any noted degradation of the test sample.

Unless a different method is specified in the test item’s requirements document, Procedure 1, Method 500.6 of MIL-STD- 810H, tailored as follows will be used for this test. The test samples will be placed in an ambient air pressure chamber to simulate a 12,200-meter (40,000-ft) altitude for 1 hour. The air pressure will then be changed to simulate a 4,600-meter

(15,000-ft) altitude for 1 hour. Upon completion of conditioning, a complete visual inspection will be performed. The change rate of the ambient air pressure is 460 to 610 m/min (1,500 to 2,000 ft/min). Test samples are subjected to ballistic testing after removal from the pressure chamber and post-conditioning X-ray analysis. Shot patterns may be adjusted in response to any noted degradation of the test sample.