UNSPSC 46111601: Chain gun systems

UNSPSC 46111601 Chain gun systems is a Commodity code covering weapons, optics, ammunition, protective gear, and related law enforcement tactical equipment that state and local governments procure for sworn personnel, training, and specialized operations. Recent solicitations show that state and local buyers under this code are actually purchasing semi-automatic and less-lethal weapons platforms (Glock pistols, pepper-ball and 40-millimeter launchers), handgun optics and sighting systems, live and less-lethal ammunition, body armor meeting NIJ standards, and associated training and accessory packages. The issuing bodies span school districts (Northside Independent School District, San Antonio), county sheriff's offices and law enforcement departments (Santa Clara County, Harris County, Gwinnett County), state correctional departments (Washington State Department of Corrections), and municipal police agencies (City of Charlotte, City of Dallas). Rockland County, New York, issued a multi-lot cooperative purchasing contract available to law enforcement agencies statewide under General Municipal Law Section 103(3).

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Dallas, Harris County, multiple recent bids), California (Santa Clara County), Georgia (Gwinnett County), North Carolina (Charlotte), Washington (Department of Corrections), and New York (Rockland County cooperative contract). Representative recent opportunities include the Northside Independent School District's RFP2026093 for law enforcement firearms, ammunition, and tactical gear due July 23, 2026; Santa Clara County's RFQPRCFY260736 for Glock 17T Gen 5 training pistols (ITB, due July 2, 2026); Washington State Department of Corrections' RFQQ K14043 for approximately 1,000 handgun optics units (pre-bid conference June 16, 2026, bids due July 1, 2026); Harris County Sheriff's Office ITB 250396 for pepper-ball launchers with instructor-led training (due April 20, 2026); and Rockland County RFB RC2026035 establishing cooperative ammunition contracts across New York State (accelerated two-week response, due April 23, 2026). The code shows sustained activity across municipal, county, and state law enforcement and corrections procurement, with multi-year master agreements and cooperative vehicles appearing alongside single-award buys.