UNSPSC 46101802: Cartridge belt

A type of bands that is inserted on the can to carry the magazine on the body.

UNSPSC 46101802 Cartridge belt is a Commodity code purchasing protective and tactical equipment for state law enforcement, corrections, and school-district police programs. Despite its narrow nominal title, the code encompasses a broad array of duty gear—belts (including Sam Browne and gunbelts), holsters, handcuffs, leg irons, batons, magazine pouches, body armor, badges, tourniquets, and associated tactical accessories. State and local jurisdictions buy these items as individual line-item procurements or bundled with firearms and ammunition under broader law enforcement equipment contracts. The issuing bodies are predominantly state attorneys general offices, state police agencies, state departments of administrative services, county sheriffs and police departments, county boards of commissioners, municipalities, independent school districts operating police programs, and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multi-agency networks. The Texas Office of the Attorney General and Northside Independent School District (San Antonio) appear multiple times in recent activity.

Recent opportunities span Texas, Illinois, Georgia, Oregon, Florida, North Carolina, and Ohio. The Texas Office of the Attorney General issued IFB 302-27-254756 for FY27 Blades and Transport Cases (response deadline October 15, 2026), specifying 85 lightweight automatic knives, 85 pairs of handcuffs and leg irons, 72 and 2 transport/protector cases, and 85 tourniquet pouches with a mandatory 10 percent Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business subcontracting goal. The Illinois Department of Administrative Services released IFB B-53853 for DAT Sam Browne Belts and 501 Holsters (due October 5, 2026) with a 3 percent Business Enterprise Program participation requirement. Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners in Georgia solicited sealed bids on BL112-26 for law enforcement duty gear (due August 6, 2026) covering 34 line items for police, 30 for sheriff's office, and cordura duty belts for corrections, with annual quantities ranging from 10 to 500 units. The Oregon State Police requested quotes for 850 pistol holsters configured for Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 pistols with trade-in credit on used Safariland models (due September 24, 2026) under Oregon Small Business Enterprise preference. Northside ISD issued multiple sealed-bid solicitations for law enforcement firearms, ammunition, tactical gear, and services; the most recent (RFP2026117, due August 20, 2026) explicitly replaced the expiring RFP 2024-140 and required all incumbent vendors to recompete or lose continued opportunity.