FIRM FIXED PRICE

CANADIAN COMMERCIAL CORPORATION - MK 200 PROPELLING CHARGE

PIID: N0017419F0029Solicitation ID: N0017418R0035
Signed Date: Oct 31, 2025Effective Date: Oct 31, 2018End Date: Closed on Mar 31, 2024
Award $
$27.4M
Vendor
CANADIAN COMMERCIAL CORPORATION
NAICS
325920
Signed Date
Oct 31, 2025

Key Details

Dollars Obligated
$27.4M
Base & All Options
Awarding Agency
Department of Defense
Awarding Sub-Agency
Defense Contract Management Agency
Product Service Code
1320 - AMMUNITION, OVER 125MM
Extent Competed
FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION

Description

MK 200 PROPELLING CHARGE

Context & Analysis

On Oct 31, 2025, Department of Defense obligated $27,366,856.73 to CANADIAN COMMERCIAL CORPORATION for mk 200 propelling charge. The award is classified under NAICS 325920 — EXPLOSIVES MANUFACTURING and issued as a firm fixed price contract. Competition extent: full and open competition. This award is one of several similar procurements from Department of Defense under NAICS 325920 — related awards are listed below.

Market context

Recompete outlook
Ended Mar 31, 2024 (31 months ago). Recompete signal as of Oct 19, 2026: 49/100, combining time to the end date, the incumbent's history with this agency, whether the award was competed, and its size.
Competition
Competed. 49% of 148 awards in this market (Department of Defense awards in NAICS 325920 over the last 3 years) were competed; median 1.5 offers.
Award size
At $27.4M, this award is larger than 19 in 20 of the 136 priced Department of Defense awards in NAICS 325920 over the last 3 years (median $880K).
Incumbent at this agency
CANADIAN COMMERCIAL CORPORATION has 345 other awards from Department of Defense, totalling $439.0M, 2020–2026.
Largest vendors in this market

By obligations, Department of Defense awards in NAICS 325920 over the last 3 years.

Computed from USAspending award data on Oct 19, 2026.

Contractor Information

UEI: FA38CTVQM319
CAGE Code: 98247
Location: OTTAWA

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