Bullet Containment System Remediation Services

The Pennsylvania State Police, located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is seeking a contractor to provide bullet containment system remediation services for its firing range. The agency needs to resolve the accumulation of spent ammunition within the firing range backstop to maintain safety and operational efficiency. The project requires the separation of spent ammunition from the rubber chips used in the backstop, followed by the proper removal, separation, and replacement of the rubber chips. The selected contractor must possess the Trap Vac System or an equivalent system that enables the separation of spent ammunition from rubber chips. The scope of work involves removing the material from the impact area, separating the rubber chips from the lead bullets, and performing the work offsite. Additionally, the agency requires the supply of black ninety-nine percent fiber-free and metal-free ballistic rubber, including ten thousand pounds to be groomed into the system each year thereafter. Eligibility is strictly limited to onshore, United States organizations. The agency is looking for proposals to determine the budget and will accept digital submissions via email or through their online portal. No specific evaluation criteria or key dates are provided in the solicitation details.