1305--Ammunition -

Training Ammunition Scope of Work Background: The VA Police service provides law enforcement, protective and investigative services to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs facilities and properties. Current VA training requirements require every armed VA Police officer to train quarterly to maintain weapons proficiency. VA Police are currently authorized to carry the following handguns: Sig Sauer 229R DAK in 9mm Sig Sauer 239 DAK in 9mm Berretta 92D in 9mm The VA Police will require the vender to deliver a total of 409,000 rounds of 124 grain, 9mm full metal jacketed (FMJ) training ammo to our VISN s eight duty stations located throughout New England. The ammunition should be packaged in 1000 round cases of 50 round, boxes. Bagged ammo is not permitted. Training ammunition for the service handgun will be 124 grain full metal jacketed (FMJ). . Service handgun training ammunition may be of any brand, as long as it is produced by a reputable manufacturer and meets the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute specifications. Reloaded ammunition is not authorized. All ammunition must be current production verified by lot number through the manufacturer. The vendor must guarantee that all ammunition sold has been stored under manufacturer-recommended conditions to protect the integrity of the product. The projectile design shall not require a clean barrel to be seasoned by the firing of fouling shots to achieve optimal accuracy. If any type of surface coating is applied to the projectile, it shall not wear off or transfer under normal handling and/ or storage (inside a pocket, etc.). The bullet pull force will be sufficient so as not to dislodge the projectile from its seated position in a previously un-chambered cartridge during recoil (when contained in the magazine) or when feeding/chambering in the VA Approved weapons listed. The manufacturers shall certify that the warrant that the projectile designs are compatible with all listed VA Approved weapons and will not cause abnormal wear or damage to any components of these weapons. . Ammunition shall consist of production ammunition offered by the manufacturer. No component of ammunition shall have been used previously. Reloaded ammunition is unacceptable. Vendor shall be capable of -providing the entire quantity of ammunition within the required time frames. Vendor shall ensure that all applicable laws have been complied with concerning construction, packaging, labeling, registration, and transporting. The vendor shall not make any unannounced alterations to the ammunition design or components, including powder, primer, cartridge case, projectile, or suppliers, without prior notification and written approval by the COR. In the event of ammunition failure, findings of failure analysis will be reported to the vendor in writing, within 5 business days. Concerning the findings, remedial action may be required to be taken by the vendor to, replace the defective product if warranted. Findings of failure shall be reported to the manufacturer. The breakdown of the total 409,000 rounds is as follows: Bedford MA 70 cases Boston MA 25 cases Central Western Mass 56 cases VA Connecticut 89 cases Providence RI 60 cases White River Junction VT 39 cases Manchester NH 36 cases Togus Maine 34 cases TOTAL: 409 CASES DELIVERY LOCATIONS/POC s Facility Mailing address Chief Supply Chain Officer 689 - VA Connecticut 950 Campbell Ave, West Haven CT 06516 Gary Boucher 608- Manchester NH 718 Smyth Road Manchester ,NH 03104 Michael Casey 405 - White River Jct 215 North Main St, White River Jct, VT 05001 Trevor McCants 650-Providence RI 830 Chalkstone Ave Providence RI 02908 Steven Francis 518 - Bedford 200 Springs Road, Bedford MA 01730 John Mchale 631-VA CWM 421 N Main Street Leeds MA 01062 Suzanne Krafft 402 - Togus 1 VA Center, Augusta, ME 04330 Rob Coro 523A - VA Brocton, MA 940 Belmont Street, Brockton, MA 02301 Cheryl Hayes-Montville