PSC 1390 — Fuzes and Primers: federal contracts

$618.6Mobligated in FY2025
-10.0%change FY2024→FY2025
2open solicitations
9new awards, last 12 months

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What PSC 1390 covers

Description: Fuzes and Primers

Includes: Fuzes and Primers for ammunition not classified in classes 1310, 1315, and 1320.

Excludes: Fuzes and Primers for ammunition not classified in classes 1310, 1315, and 1320.

Notes: This class includes only fuzes and primers for use in ammunition classified in classes 1310, 1315, and 1320.

Official definition: GSA PSC Manual (PSC April 2025.xlsx), acquisition.gov/psc-manual. Category: Weapons & Ammunition › Ammunition & Explosives.

FY2022$335.0M
FY2023$506.6M
FY2024$687.1M
FY2025$618.6M
FY2026*$306.4M

USASpending.gov contract obligations by federal fiscal year of the action. * A year that ended under 120 days ago is still filling in.

Who is winning new PSC 1390 work

Contractors ranked by obligations on awards that started FY2024–FY2027 to date.

How competitive is PSC 1390?

  • 84.5% of obligations on these awards were competed.
  • 24.9% went to small businesses.
  • The five largest contractors hold 95.3% across 17 contractors.

NAICS codes used on PSC 1390 awards

NAICSIndustryShare
332993Ammunition (Except Small Arms) Manufacturing99.8%
541380Testing Laboratories and Services0.1%
332992Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturing0.0%
325920Explosives Manufacturing0.0%
333517Machine Tool Manufacturing0.0%
336414Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing0.0%

Related PSC codes

1395 Miscellaneous Ammunition · 1325 Bombs · 5999 Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Components · 1375 Demolition Materials · R425 Engineering and Technical Services · 1560 Airframe Structural Components · 5998 Electrical and Electronic Assemblies; Boards, Cards, and Associated Hardware · 1376 Bulk Explosives

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