|
COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JUNE 22,2000 PSA#2627Commander, Marine Corps System Command, Code CTQ, 2033 Barnett Avenue,
Ste 315, Quantico, VA 22134-5010 12 -- OPTICAL AIMING SIGHT/RIFLE COMBAT OPTIC SOL NA POC Contact Mark
R. Crawford, Contracting Officer at the above address or by e-mail
crawfordmr@mcsc.usmc.mil WEB: MARCOSYSCOM Contracting Opportunities,
http://www.marcorsyscom.usmc.mil/mcscctq/Oppor.htm. E-MAIL: Point of
Contact, crawfordmr@mcsc.usmc.mil. The Marine Corps Systems Command is
interested in identifying manufacturers/dealers with the capability to
provide the Marine Corps with a Rifle Combat Optic (RCO) through a NDI,
COTS, or modified COTS procurement. The RCO is an optical aiming sight
designed for use with the M16A4 service rifle configured with the
MIL-STD-1913 Accessory Mounting Rail. The RCO attaches to the rail to
provide the user a targeting tool to engage distant daylight and near
low-lit targets with increased identification certainty. The RCO system
shall consist of the weapon sight, ring mounts/mounting system, a
cushioned light weight carrying case suitable for field operations, a
rigid transport/storage case, an operator's manual, lens cleaning kit,
and any mounting equipment/tools necessary to attach the sight to the
mounting rail. The RCO shall have a minimum magnification of 1.25x but
not to exceed 4x. It is desired that the RCO incorporate a variable
magnification from 1.25x through 4x magnification. As a minimum, the
RCO,when mounted to the M16A4 with a full magazine (28 rounds), shall
withstand drops (RCO down) from a height of 1 meter onto hard packed
earth without sustaining any degradation in performance. The RCO shall
have a scaled, cross hair reticle capable of assisting the shooter in
compensating for wind, target movement, and estimation of range. The
RCO shall provide an elevation cap that calibrates the reticles' point
of aim to the bullet's point of impact for 5.56 mm M855 Ball
Ammunition from a near distance of 100 yards to a far distance of 600
yards. It is desired that the RCO elevation adjustment incorporate a
cam or worm screw that calibrates the reticle's point of aim to the
point of impact for M855 ammunition throughout equal increments of
adjustment to the elevation cap. The RCO shall provide an elevation
adjustment calibrated from 1 to 600 yards in 100-yard increments. It is
desired that the elevation drum be sub-divided into 50 yard increments
that are readily observable (sight) and detectable (tactile response)
to the shooter. As a minimum, the RCO shall be designed so that all
elevation and windage corrections can be reached within a single turn
of the elevation and windage drums. As a minimum, the RCO (sight and
mounting system) shall weigh equal to or less than 32 ounces (21 ounces
or less is desired). The RCO shall be attachable to and removable from
the M16A4 in the field by the operator using current issued equipment
or contractor supplied tools/equipment (no tools desired). The RCO
shall not leak when immersed to a minimum depth of 1 meter in salt
water for a minimum of 60 minutes, and upon retrieval shall exhibit
neither damage nor any degradation in performance. This is not a
request for proposal. Interested companies should mail descriptive
literature and related data sheets to Mark R. Crawford, at the above
address by 21 July 2000. Posted 06/20/00 (W-SN466457). (0172) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0149 20000622\12-0004.SOL)
12 - Fire Control Equipment Index Page
|
|