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—a Commodity code—covers the procurement of firing range facilities, operations, maintenance services, and related equipment that state and local governments buy to support law enforcement firearms training, qualification, and tactical exercises. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers seeking comprehensive range operations (encompassing facility rental, safety oversight, and ongoing maintenance), specialized range equipment and components (steel backstops, target systems, baffles), mobile or portable training structures, and ammunition or consumables for training scenarios. The work spans both operational service contracts where private vendors manage and maintain existing ranges on behalf of police departments, highway patrols, correctional agencies, and parole operations, and discrete procurements for range upgrades, replacements, or equipment supply.

State and local issuing bodies active under this code include California state agencies (Department of Highway Patrol, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of Transportation), county sheriffs' offices (San Mateo County), city police departments (Pasadena, Columbus), state military and veterans affairs departments (Michigan, Texas), and regional cooperative purchasing organizations. California leads recent activity by volume, with multiple CHP area offices issuing separate three-year weapons firing range use services contracts (Oceanside, Santa Rosa, Fresno, Madera, Central Los Angeles, Baldwin Park, Indio) alongside CDCR Division of Adult Parole Operations procurements for range facilities in Bakersfield, Hanford, Redding, and Visalia. Representative opportunities include the County of San Mateo's October 2026 RFQ for replacement of Action Target steel backstops due October 16, 2026, the California Department of Highway Patrol's August 2026 IFB for weapons firing range operations at the Baldwin Park Area Office (estimated annual budget $21,600 over 36 months) due August 10, 2026, and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's August 2026 IFB for firing range facility services at California Men's Colony due September 22, 2026 with a 5 percent small-business preference and discretionary 1–5 percent DVBE incentive available. Small business, micro business, and DVBE preferences of up to 5 percent are standard across California procurements, with cumulative adjustments typically capped at 10 percent or $100,000. Texas and Michigan have issued broader cooperative purchasing and state-level RFPs for firing range equipment and training munitions, though details on scope and timelines vary. Recent activity concentrates in California, Texas, Michigan, and Georgia, with isolated opportunities in Florida and North Carolina.