10 ASOS TACP Shoot Course

The Department of the Air Force intends to award a firm-fixed-price contract to Lead Faucet Tactical, LLC for the provision of firing range services to support the mandatory firearms qualification requirements of the 10 ASOS TACP. The contract, solicited under FA466126Q0053, is set aside for a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and will be executed under the authority of RFO 12.102 as a sole-source acquisition, though responses received prior to the closing date of June 17, 2026, will be considered to determine if competition is warranted. The contractor must provide a fully operational firing range with 10 to 20 lanes, a minimum length of 25 yards, and classroom facilities capable of accommodating 25 trainees per session, five days a week. The range must support training with 9MM ammunition, .223 caliber rifles, and 12-gauge shotguns at established distances ranging from 1.5 to 50 yards. Ancillary requirements include electricity, restrooms, free parking for at least 10 vehicles, secure storage for targets and wooden frame supplies, and full operational control of the facility during use, ensuring it remains closed to the public. A mandatory project kick-off meeting must be coordinated onsite to align on schedule, security, points of contact, logistics, and contractor responsibilities. All services are to be performed at the contractor’s facility in Wamego, Kansas, with performance expected to begin within 15 days after contract award, tentatively scheduled for June 22–26, 2026. The contract type is firm-fixed-price with payment terms of NET 30, FOB Destination, and electronic invoicing exclusively through the Wide Area WorkFlow (WAWF) system, requiring registration on SAM.gov and WAWF. The contractor must comply with a comprehensive suite of FAR and DFARS clauses addressing cybersecurity, data protection, prohibited equipment, whistleblower rights, ethical payments, and security certifications, including those related to safeguarding covered defense information and prohibiting procurement from sanctioned regions. Technical acceptability, time, and price form the basis of evaluation, with offerors required to submit signed RFQ documentation, a formal quote, and descriptive data demonstrating capability to execute key SOW tasks. The contract incorporates all necessary provisions and clauses by reference and requires active SAM.gov representation updates, with no estimated contract value specified.