Grenades, M67 Hand Fragmentation & M111 Hand Offensive and M112 Practice Body

ll official foreign government, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and other international organization representatives who request access to a JPEO A&A facility for official purposes must be coordinated by the foreign government or international organization�s accredited military attach� or designee via the DoD FVS. Foreign Representatives must provide a one-time visit request. The One-Time visit policy applies to but is not limited to, marketing visits, courtesy calls and contract-related meetings or reviews*. The following foreign disclosure requirements MUST be followed for all non-government sponsored foreign visitors. The One-Time visit request must be received in the following format. A letter that is on company letterhead, signed by an individual from the security or personnel office at that location, or a Department Head of the visitor�s organization, (NOT THE VISITOR). The submission may be emailed, faxed, or mailed to the JPEO A&A FDO: � Email: usarmy.pica.jpeo-aa.list.jpeo-aa-security-office@army.mil � Fax: 973.724.7356 (Please include cover sheet) � Mail: JPEO A&A Security Office, SFAE-AA, 1 Buffington Rd., Picatinny, NJ 07806-5000 Company Letterhead Request must include the following information: 1. Visitor(s) Full Name 2. Visitor(s) Date and Place of Birth (DPOB) 3. Passport (Scanned copy of internal passport information) 4. Position and Title of the Visitor(s) 5. Work Identification Card 6. Detailed Purpose of the Visit 7. Date(s) of Visit 8. JPEO A&A POC (who you are visiting), office symbol, phone number, email address, and fax number (It is important to have ALL this information to process the visit without unnecessary delays) If a One -Time visit request is approved, it will be valid only for the designated dates identified on the letter of request. If an approved or pending request needs to be amended or cancelled, the requestor will need to submit an amendment to JPEO A&A FDO. Amendments may only accomplish the following: � Add and/or delete visitors. � Modify the visit date(s) � Cancel a previously submitted visit request. Once the JPEO A&A FDO has processed the request and all named visitors have been properly vetted, the FDO will notify the requestor and JPEO A&A visit POC that the request has been approved or denied. The FDO will coordinate with the visit POC to finalize all instructions for the visit. The JPEO A&A Visit POC is responsible for: � Coordinating visit dates during the approved timeframe. � Coordinate with JPEO A&A FDO and the Picatinny Visitor Control Center that all badge arrangements are in place. � Coordinating visitor PED request, if applicable. Note 1: All foreign national visit requests are approved or denied at the discretion of the Command. An example letter is included as an attachment. ****** UPDATE: 6/16/2025 ******** Army Contracting Command - Rock Island (ACC-RI) on behalf of Joint Program Executive Office Armaments & Ammunition (JPEO A&A) Project Manager Close Combat Systems (PM CCS) invites you to participate in the Grenades and Fuze Acquisition (GFA) contracts industry day at Building 3411, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ on 23 July 2025. This industry day follows the Sources Sought Notices (SSNs) that were issued on 06 March 2025 and will cover both the Grenades (M67, M69, M111, and M112) and fuzes (M213, M228, M201A1, M201A1 Mod 3, and M208) contracts. It will provide the opportunity for a focused forum to discuss Government requirements, obtain industry feedback, and answer questions on the draft Request For Proposals (RFPs), acquisition strategy, and contracting approaches. The Government will consider industry feedback ahead of the release of the final RFP in fiscal year (FY) 2026. Interested partners must complete the mandatory survey ( LINK IN ATTACHMENTS BELOW � RSVP CAPS Industry Day Grenades and Grenade Fuzes) prior by 02 July 2025. A corporate rate of $135 per night is available at the Courtyard Rockaway � Mt. Arlington (15 Howard Boulevard, Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856) using Corporate/Promo Code B3397. We look forward to your participation. (end update) The Army Contracting Command � Rock Island (ACC-RI), on behalf of Project Manage, Close Combat Systems (PM CCS), is providing information to industry regarding the Grenade, Hand Fragmentation Delay M67 (M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenade), Grenade, Hand: Offensive, M111 (M111 Offensive Hand Grenade), and Body, Practice Hand Grenade: Offensive, M112 (M112 Practice Offensive Hand Grenade Body). The purpose of providing this information is to conduct ongoing market research and to identify interested sources capable of manufacturing and delivering the following items: GRENADE, HAND FRAGMENTATION DELAY M67 (M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenade), NSN: 1330-01-563-0592, DODIC: G881, Top Level Drawing: 9235492, Specification: MIL-DTL-14933. The M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenade produces casualties by high velocity projection of fragments in a uniform pattern when detonated. The M67 utilizes a steel spherical body filled with high explosives that are initiated by a pyrotechnic delay fuze. This device is comprised of three (3) major components: 1) the metal body, 2) a pyrotechnic delay detonating fuze, and 3) the Load, Assemble and Pack (LAP) of the explosive composition and the components into the final assembly. The final assembly utilizes military packaging (fiber tube (individual grenade) and wooden overpack). GRENADE, HAND: OFFENSIVE, M111 (M111 Offensive Hand Grenade), NSN: 1330-01-648-9824, DODIC: GG37, Top Level Drawing: 13068375, Specification: MIL-DTL-32581. The M111 Offensive Hand Grenade is designed to produce casualties during close combat while minimizing danger to friendly personnel. The grenade is used for concussive effects in enclosed areas. The M111 produces a shock wave, known as blast overpressure, in enclosed areas greater than those produced by the lethal M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenade during detonation. Therefore, it is very effective against enemy soldiers located in bunkers, buildings, and fortified areas. The output couples a bright flash, loud explosion, and enhanced blast overpressure. BODY, PRACTICE HAND GRENADE: OFFENSIVE, M112 (M112 Practice Offensive Hand Grenade Body), NSN: 1330-01-651-4358, DODIC: GG38, Top Level Drawing: 13068386, Specification: MIL-DTL-32580. The M112 Practice Offensive Hand Grenade Body with M228 Practice Fuze is a reloadable trainer. The M112 body is intended to replicate the size, shape, and weight (minus the fuze weight), and markings of the M111. Responses: 1. Interested companies should respond by providing the Government with a brief summary of the company's capabilities (a description of facilities, personnel, and past manufacturing experience as it relates to the above criteria) and availability. The NAICS code for this item is 332993, Ammunition (Except Small Arms) Manufacturing with a business size standard of 1500 employees. Respondents should indicate its business size in its response. 2. Interested companies should also provide its minimum and maximum monthly production capability (and if manufacturing resources are shared with other item/production lines) for each of the items. Additionally, it is requested that respondents recommend a Minimum Procurement Quantity required for economical production. 3. Due to current global supply chain and other factors, respondents are asked to identify any components