Captive Bolt Kits Universal Euthanizer.

Sources Sought USDA APHIS VS National Veterinary Stockpile (NVS) is requesting sources capable of Captive Bolt Kits providing a "Name Brand or Equal" to Accles & Shelvoke Universal Euthanizer as follows: • Initial purchase of 130 captive bolt kits meeting the following specifications: - "Briefcase" style packaged kits containing all the tools necessary to euthanize all animal species from poultry to bulls including: - .25 heavy duty barrel assembly and action with pistol grip - long bolt muzzle assembly - medium bolt muzzle assembly - short bolt muzzle assembly - knocker head muzzle assembly - color-coded corresponding powerloads (charges) for bolt muzzle assembly/ animal species. - Kits must contain all maintenance tools. - Kits must be portable, durable and well engineered for ease of use and quality. - Each kit should include a quick reference guide for users. - Kits should be complete and ready for emergency use. In addition, the government requests purchasing two type of powerloads (charges) for use on swine, cattle and bulls. The two larger charge sizes are needed with 1,000 charges per container for each kit or 260 total containers. Other Kit Requirements - The Contractor shall equip government personnel to diagnose, fix, restore systems on-site. Repair Parts and Special Tools (RPSTL): The Contractor shall identify and provide any special Support equipment / Special Test Equipment (SE / STE). The Contractor shall provide contingency operations repair parts list designed to support field level (on-site) maintenance during a deployment. The contractor shall provide updates to the list with engineering changes and safety issues as applicable. The list shall include any applicable repair parts for the contractor deems necessary for the list. Maintenance: The Contractor shall provide maintenance demonstration, instruction, video and written manuals. Warranty: Units shall be warranted for one year and replaced at no cost to the Government. Interested manufactures should send a statement of capabilities via email to Leigh Eberhart at [email protected]