Handgun, Rifle, and Shotgun Ammunition

The Texas Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) Term 680-A1 is a comprehensive procurement contract for handgun, rifle, and shotgun ammunition across multiple Texas state agencies. The contract covers a wide range of ammunition types, including training and service ammunition for 9mm pistols, .223 Remington rifles, .308 rifles, and 12 gauge shotguns. Specific products include Hornady Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) training rounds, Hornady Critical Duty service ammunition, Federal Premium tactical rounds, and specialized marking ammunition for force-on-force training. The ammunition is sourced from manufacturers like Hornady, Federal, and Speer, with specifications including various grain weights, bullet types, and packaging configurations.

G T Distributors, Inc. is the prime contractor for this term contract, with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts serving as the contracting organization. The contract is effective from various dates in 2024 through February 28, 2026, covering multiple Texas state agencies including the Department of Public Safety, Parks & Wildlife Department, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and various local municipalities. The contract type is structured as a term contract, allowing for flexible procurement across state and local government entities. The contract operates statewide and is classified under NIGP Code 68004 for ammunition, with multiple UNSPSC categories covering metal, plastic, and steel shells, as well as sporting ammunition.

The contract awards demonstrate a comprehensive approach to ammunition procurement, with numerous individual awards ranging from small quantities for local agencies to large-scale procurements for state-wide law enforcement needs. The cumulative contract values vary significantly, from as low as $554 for smaller municipal orders to over $564,500 for larger departmental procurements. Typical award quantities range from 2 to 1,000 cases of ammunition, with unit prices varying based on ammunition type, ranging from $134.26 for shotgun rounds to $582.78 for specialized marking ammunition. The awards consistently specify statewide delivery, Made in the USA requirements, and precise technical specifications, indicating a rigorous procurement process designed to meet the diverse ammunition needs of Texas government agencies.