UNSPSC 46101503: Military rifles

UNSPSC 46101503 Military rifles (Commodity) covers semi-automatic rifles, short-barrel rifles, and specialized precision rifles that state and local law enforcement agencies procure for patrol, special operations, honor guard, and tactical use. Recent solicitations show a mix of specific manufacturer models—Daniel Defense, FN Herstal, Primary Weapons Systems, and Barrett—alongside trade-in or swap arrangements for used confiscated inventory. State and local buyers soliciting under this code include city police departments, county sheriff's offices, state police, school district police operations, and public safety training agencies. The code reflects active, recurring procurement across multiple issuing bodies and geographic regions, with responses typically due within two to four weeks of posting and contract awards made on best-value basis considering price, delivery capability, and product specifications.

Recent opportunities span Colorado, Texas, Georgia, Florida, Indiana, Missouri, Illinois, and Maine, with Texas and Georgia showing the highest frequency of activity. Representative recent solicitations include the Colorado Department of Corrections purchasing 296 Mossberg 590A1 PRO 12-gauge shotguns under a documented quote process (DQ1CAAA20270001221, response due October 22, 2026); the City of Orlando procuring Daniel Defense Model SB-114 DD4 Short Barrel Rifles with specified optics and accessories under IFB 26-0560 (response due September 29, 2026); Macon-Bibb County Sheriff's Department seeking 50 Primary Weapons Systems Direct Impingement Rifles (IFB 27-007-LH, response due August 20, 2026); Jackson County, Missouri issuing a one-time bid for 44 Daniel Defense DDM4V7-S rifles with trade-in of 34 Windham Weaponry M4s (Invitation to Bid 26-035, response due June 2, 2026); and the Illinois State Police procuring 21 M-14 type .308 caliber rifles for honor guard use (IFB 26493ISPADMINB52184, response due May 6, 2026). Columbus Consolidated Government Police Department and other jurisdictions have also posted multiple trade-in or swap solicitations exchanging confiscated firearms inventories for Heckler & Koch MR556 A4 SBR rifles. Cooperative purchasing agreements and master agreements through OMNIA Partners and Sourcewell have attracted multistate law enforcement procurement activity, broadening the addressable market beyond single-jurisdiction buys.