UNSPSC 46220000: Military weapon and ammunition disarmament and disposal equipment and related products

Equipment and related products for use in the disarmament and disposal of military weapons.

UNSPSC 46220000 Military weapon and ammunition disarmament and disposal equipment and related products (Family) encompasses the purchase of firearms, ammunition, and related tactical accessories by law enforcement and public-safety agencies. Recent state and local solicitations show that the code is being used to procure new rifles and tactical optics for sheriff's departments, specialized law enforcement ammunition in calibers ranging from 9mm to 12-gauge shotgun rounds, and trade transactions involving confiscated firearms exchanged for new tactical weapons. Issuing bodies include county sheriff's offices and municipal police departments. The County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner Department has posted multiple opportunities under this code, signaling it as a repeat buyer of law-enforcement weapons and ammunition.

Activity concentrates in California and Georgia. The County of Orange, Sheriff-Coroner issued an IFB for rifles and accessories (IFB0603131203CF, due October 30, 2026) requesting sixteen line items including BCM RECCE-16 rifles and tactical equipment for delivery within thirty days to the Sheriff-Coroner Training Facility in Orange, California, under a three-year fixed-price contract with a 5% preference for Orange County Local Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise–certified bidders. The same county posted an IFB for Hornady ammunition (IFB06027010329CF, due October 29, 2026) covering eleven line items of specialized law enforcement rounds—308 A-MAX, 9mm in multiple duty configurations, 40 S&W, 45 Auto, 12-gauge shotgun, and 223 REM—also with a three-year term and the same local-business preference structure. Columbus Consolidated Government Police Department in Georgia issued an RFB for a firearms trade (PE70662NONST2027000000128, due October 14, 2026) offering 306 used and confiscated firearms plus upper receivers in exchange for Heckler & Koch MR556 A4 SBR rifles with accessories, awarded to the bidder offering the greatest credit or swap value. Both California opportunities require electronic bidding, fixed unit pricing with no minimum-order constraints, delivery within thirty days, performance and payment bonds, and cooperative purchasing provisions allowing other governmental entities to utilize the same terms with a 2% administrative rebate to the issuing jurisdiction.