The U.S. Customs and Border Protection awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity multiple award contract to Florida Armor LLC to provide ballistic body armor and carrier systems. Task orders issued against the contract include the delivery of body armor to support investigations by the Railroad Retirement Board Office of Inspector General in Chicago, Illinois valued at $10,224.16, and body armor for CBP personnel in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia valued at $176,896.
The original solicitation sought information on industry's ability to meet CBP's needs for a scalable body armor carrier system and a concealable cut body armor system meeting National Institute of Justice standards. Responses informed the establishment of the CBP Body Armor - Level IIIA 2023-2030 IDIQ, which aims to procure suitable certified ballistic armor and carrier systems to equip CBP personnel in fulfilling the agency's border security mission. Task orders have been placed without set-aside designations at firm-fixed prices for periods of performance ranging from June 2023 through January 2024.
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