Scrap Sale, EXPENDED SMALL ARMS CARTRIDGE CASING, (ESACC), IFB 33-6010, Letterkenny, PA,

The contract, identified by solicitation number IFB-33-6010, is a one-time sale for expended small arms cartridge casings (ESACC) managed by DLA Disposition Services under the Department of Defense. The place of performance is Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, with the contracting office located in Battle Creek, Michigan. The acquisition is classified under NAICS code 423930, indicating it involves recyclable material merchant wholesale services. The solicitation was issued and awarded on June 9, 2026, following a competitive bidding process with multiple offerors, including Blue Collar Scrap, Bayson USA Inc., and Danco Enterprises, among others. Each offeror submitted bids with unit prices per pound and specified quantities, with the highest bid at $3.44370 per pound for 6,378 pounds, though no formal contract value is established as this was a single transaction sale without options or base period commitments. The contract is structured as a firm-fixed-price arrangement, and delivery terms require offerors to specify F.O.B. points, though none were populated in the abstract. Acceptance is governed by a 90-day period, with inspection and acceptance responsibilities resting with the government, specifically through Contracting Officer Adam Hughston, who also confirmed award. No formal contract clauses, legal representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status disclosures were completed by offerors; UEI, CAGE codes, and size certifications remain blank for all bidders. Packaging, marking, inspection criteria, and compliance with military standards such as MIL-STD are not specified in the available documentation. There are no listed attachments, special requirements, funding codes, or invoicing instructions beyond the general reference to the DLA Disposition Services Sales Office as the administrative point of contact. Payment details, COR or COTR assignments, and evaluation factors for award are omitted from the record, suggesting the process was a straightforward low-price technically acceptable award based on bid submission within SAM.gov. The transaction represents a disposal activity under environmental and sustainable acquisition protocols, with the successful offeror responsible for pickup, removal, and transportation of the scrap material from Chambersburg, PA, under terms dictated by their bid acceptance.