UNSPSC 46101504: Handguns

UNSPSC 46101504 Handguns, a Commodity code, covers law enforcement duty pistols and specialized handgun optics that state and local governments procure for sworn officers, tactical units, and training programs. Recent solicitations show state agencies, county sheriffs, municipal police departments, and specialized law enforcement entities purchasing Glock Gen 5 and Gen 6 duty pistols, often configured with red dot sights or mounted optics; Daniel Defense and Primary Weapons Systems pistol-caliber carbines marketed as handgun alternatives; and associated duty-gear accessories including holsters, slings, and weapon-mounted lights. The code captures both new-equipment acquisition and legacy trade-in transactions, where agencies exchange confiscated or surplus firearms for modern duty weapons.

State departments, county sheriffs, municipal police departments, and independent school districts with law enforcement divisions dominate the issuing-body mix, with repeat activity from Texas agencies (Office of the Attorney General, Parks and Wildlife Department, Department of Public Safety, Health and Human Services Commission), Florida municipalities (St. Petersburg, Orlando), Colorado Department of Corrections, and county sheriffs in Georgia, Ohio, California, Indiana, Missouri, and Arizona. The geographic spread spans Texas, Florida, Colorado, Georgia, Arizona, California, and other states with no dominant regional cluster. Recent representative opportunities include the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department procuring 50 Glock 45 Gen 6 pistols with Aimpoint red dot sights due September 17, 2026 (IFB); the City of St. Petersburg, Florida, seeking one hundred Glock 45 Gen 6 pistols and Streamlight weapon lights due May 1, 2026 (RFQ); Macon-Bibb County, Georgia, bidding fifty Primary Weapons Systems rifles due August 20, 2026 (sealed bid); and the Colorado Department of Corrections requesting two hundred ninety-six Mossberg shotguns and trade-in credit for Remington 870 inventory due October 22, 2026 (DQ). Bidding activity remains consistent quarter to quarter, with most solicitations structured as firm fixed-price, all-or-none awards emphasizing lowest responsive bid or best value, subject to availability of state appropriations.