This is a sole source justification for the repair, modernization, and upgrade of the 152nd Security Forces Indoor Firing Range. The action is necessary because only one responsible source, Shooting Range Industries LLC dba Milo Live, can satisfy the agency's requirements due to their unique qualifications and proprietary knowledge of the existing facility and the specified target systems. The core of the requirement involves the procurement and installation of specific commercial products, including twelve Pulsar Target 300 wireless self-propelled target systems and one Pulsar Master Control Computer. The project also includes dimmable lighting system installation and roof coating. Key performance requirements include system functionality, HVAC maintaining negative pressure, and air quality confirmation by a third-party inspection. The provider is responsible for installation, system testing, operational training, and all site logistics. A notice of intent to award a sole source contract was publicized on sam. gov from March 20-27, 2026, and no interested vendors were identified. For future projects, the government will attempt to avoid specifying brand-name proprietary systems and will seek to obtain government purpose rights for technical data to increase competition.
The bid notice does not specify the award criterion.
The bid notice states that only one responsible source, Shooting Range Industries LLC dba Milo Live, can satisfy the agency's requirements due to their unique qualifications and proprietary knowledge of the existing facility and the specified target systems.
The bid notice indicates that sample submission is not applicable (FALSE).
The bid notice mentions a notice of intent to award a sole source contract was publicized on sam. gov from March 20, 2026, to March 27, 2026, providing an opportunity for potential sources to respond.
The bid notice highlights that any attempt by another vendor to integrate the new system would require them to reverse engineer the existing proprietary facility, which would likely lead to system incompatibility, data communication failures, significant schedule delays, cost overruns, and potential damage to government property.
The bid notice does not explicitly state the estimated total value.