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13--Ammunition and Explosives
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Solicitation FA8213-06-R-3033 is an award notice for the procurement of 2,957 electrically initiated drogue gun cartridges used in ACES II ejection seat life support ballistic devices. These aluminum components contain an explosive charge of .0019 lbs and are destined for FMS countries, with a specified delivery date of June 30, 2008. The procurement involves Universal Propulsion Company Inc and Hi-Shear Technology Corp. The contract requires strict adherence to FAR 9.202(A) and FAR clause 52.209-1, mandating that all sources, products, and manufacturers be fully qualified prior to the award. This solicitation was conducted via electronic procedure under NAICS code 325920 for ammunition and explosives. Interested small businesses were encouraged to seek subcontracting opportunities with the primary firms listed.
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$510,561Place of Performance
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