Ballistic Body Armor for State of Michigan Law Enforcement Personnel.
Active State & local contract Michigan
- Contract number
- MA260000000331
- Awardee
- ON DUTY GEAR, LLC
- Contracting organization
- Department Technology, Management and Budget
Contract facts
- Cumulative value
- $3,740,550
- End date
Contract details come from michigan.gov. Updated .
About this contract
The Department Technology, Management and Budget Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (MA260000000331) provides ballistic body armor for State of Michigan law enforcement personnel. This master contract establishes a framework through which authorized Michigan law enforcement agencies may procure protective ballistic body armor and related equipment to meet their operational safety requirements. The vehicle streamlines the acquisition process for these critical personal protective equipment items, ensuring that agencies can efficiently obtain compliant and tested body armor solutions.
On Duty Gear, LLC serves as the prime contractor for this IDV under the Department Technology, Management and Budget. The contract is effective from the award date of August 10, 2026, through March 31, 2029, providing a three-year period of performance for the State of Michigan. This Department Technology, Management and Budget contract type vehicle covers the geographic scope of Michigan and establishes the terms and conditions under which law enforcement agencies throughout the state may place orders for ballistic body armor and related protective equipment.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 260000000331.pdf |
Quick answers
Who holds contract MA260000000331?
Contract MA260000000331 was awarded to ON DUTY GEAR, LLC by Department Technology, Management and Budget in Michigan.
How much is contract MA260000000331 worth?
Its cumulative value is $3,740,550.
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