Handgun, Rifle, and Shotgun Ammunition

The Texas State and Local Contract IDV Term 680-A1 provides a comprehensive procurement vehicle for law enforcement and state agency equipment, primarily focusing on ammunition, restraint equipment, tactical accessories, and maintenance supplies. The contract encompasses a wide range of products including handgun, rifle, and shotgun ammunition, handcuffs, belt accessories, weapon lights, cleaning supplies, and specialized law enforcement gear. Key product categories include shotgun and pistol ammunition, standard and nickel-plated handcuffs, Sam Browne belts, magazine pouches, belt keepers, flashlight holders, and various tactical equipment supporting state agencies' operational needs.

The master IDV is administered by the CPA Contract Management and held by multiple prime contractors, including Kiesler Police Supply Inc., Mallory Safety and Supply LLC, Safety Supply, Inc., Lawmen's & Shooters' Supply, and Baileys House of Guns, Inc. The contract covers the state of Texas and operates as a term contract with a consistent performance period from various award dates through February 28, 2026. Prime contractors are predominantly located in Texas cities such as San Antonio, Houston, and Longview, with one vendor based in Vero Beach, Florida. While individual contract values vary, the IDV provides a standardized procurement mechanism for state agencies like the Department of Public Safety, Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, and Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

The contract awards demonstrate significant diversity in procurement, with numerous individual awards ranging from small purchases of cleaning patches (valued around $18) to larger equipment acquisitions exceeding $500,000. Notable awards include a $535,865 contract for traffic enforcement radar systems, multiple ammunition procurement contracts, and numerous smaller purchases of tactical equipment. Across these awards, quantities range from single-digit to tens of thousands of units, with unit prices varying from $1 to over $70. The awards consistently maintain a tax-exempt status under Texas Tax Code Section 151.309(4) and are processed through the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts' Statewide Procurement Division, ensuring standardized, efficient procurement processes for state agencies.