Survival armor paladin level iiia body armor with 1 vertex 7 carrier with tails. 1 black…

State & local contract award Virginia Awarded

Contract number
PO05408120
Awardee
SOUTHERN POLICE EQUIPMENT CO INC
Contracting organization
George Mason University
Cumulative value
$10,858

About this award

George Mason University awarded a contract to Southern Police Equipment Co Inc on July 15, 2026, under purchase order PO05408120 for law enforcement protective equipment. The cumulative contract value totals $10,857.60. The contracting organization is located in Virginia, and the equipment is to be delivered to Dawn Locke Trillhaase.

The contract deliverable consists of eight units of Survival Armor Paladin Level IIIA body armor systems, each priced at $1,357.20 per unit. Each system includes one Vertex 7 carrier with tails, one black Raid-FOT-GMU outer carrier customized to George Mason University's specifications, police department labels, white lettering nametape, four tactical pouches (double magazine, handcuff, radio, and M4 magazine configurations), and a 2.5-inch wide oval velcro badge tab. This equipment procurement appears designed to support law enforcement or security operations at the university.

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Item Total
Survival armor paladin level iiia body armor with 1 vertex 7 carrier with tails. 1 black raid-FOT-GMU outer carrier made to their specs. Police labels and nametape white lettering. 4 pouches. DBL. MAG, cuff, radio, M4 MAG. Velcro badge tab 2.5" wide oval 8 Each × $1,357.20 $10,857.60

Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .

Quick answers

Who was awarded contract PO05408120?

Contract PO05408120 was awarded to SOUTHERN POLICE EQUIPMENT CO INC by George Mason University in Virginia on July 15, 2026.

How much is contract PO05408120 worth?

Its cumulative value is $10,858.

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