UNSPSC 46201102: Firing or shooting range

A shooting range facility that enables to protect the human lives from the bullets and stray bullets fired from the firing exercise.

UNSPSC 46201102 Firing or shooting range is a Commodity code capturing state and local government procurement of firing range facility access, equipment, and supplies for law enforcement firearms training, qualification, and operational readiness. State and local agencies buy under this code by renting or licensing access to operational range facilities, purchasing range targets and consumables, acquiring range equipment and components, and commissioning range construction or renovation projects. California's Department of Highway Patrol dominates recent activity, issuing multiple IFBs across its regional area offices for weapons range use services on three-year contracts structured at per-shooter or hourly rates. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's Division of Adult Parole Operations has posted multiple rebid procurements seeking firing range facility access within specified radii of parole offices in northern California. Beyond California, the Texas Military Department has solicited replacement parts for stationary infantry targets, the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs has sought simulated training equipment and molded targets for Camp Grayling and Fort Custer training centers, and Rockland County, New York has established a multi-lot cooperative ammunition and less-lethal munitions contract available to law enforcement statewide. City-level buyers including Charlotte, North Carolina; Dallas, Texas; Austin, Texas; Fort Worth, Texas; and Sandersville, Georgia have posted procurements for body armor, range targets, rifle components, and range facility renovation.

The code sees concentrated recent activity across California (particularly among state law enforcement and corrections agencies), with secondary activity in Michigan, New York, Texas, and Georgia. California Department of Highway Patrol IFBs dominate the volume, with recent postings including weapons range use services for the Oceanside Area office (IFB 26C650001, bids due June 24, 2026), Fresno Area office (IFB 26C435002, bids due June 17, 2026), Madera Area office (IFB 26C450000, bids due June 23, 2026), and Central Los Angeles Area office (IFB 26C590000, bids due May 21, 2026). CDCR has posted multiple rebid procurements for outdoor firing range facility services within 30 miles of parole offices in Redding, Bakersfield, and Sacramento County, with bids due in April through June 2026. The Texas Military Department (Stationary Infantry Target parts replacement, TMD26-TCC-0040932, bids due June 22, 2026) and Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (molded targets and range equipment, RFP 260000001607, now no-award as of May 8, 2026) represent federal-adjacent military training procurement. Most recent procurements are IFBs or RFQs with response windows of two to four weeks, structured on low-bid evaluation, with DVBE participation requirements waived across California postings but incentive options available alongside small business preferences capped at cumulative adjustments of 5 to 10 percent or $100,000, whichever is less.