UNSPSC 49131605: Sporting rifles

UNSPSC 49131605 Sporting rifles (Commodity) names a narrow product class that state and local law enforcement agencies are actively procuring—chiefly short-barrel AR-platform rifles, purpose-built tactical carbines, and precision rifles for specialized operations, not hunting or recreational arms. Recent solicitations show state departments, county sheriffs' offices, city police departments, and independent school districts purchasing rifles alongside optics, suppressors, and ancillary tactical gear, often structured as one-time buys or master agreements with trade-in provisions for older inventory.

Issuing bodies span state police and corrections departments (Colorado Department of Corrections, Texas Department of Public Safety, Illinois State Police, Washington State Department of Corrections), county sheriffs (Macon-Bibb County Georgia, Jackson County Missouri, Collin County Texas, Harris County Texas), city police departments (Austin, Indianapolis, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Fort Worth, Charlotte), and school district police forces (Northside Independent School District San Antonio). Geographic activity clusters in Texas (multiple Department of Public Safety and Attorney General solicitations, plus Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio), Colorado (CDOC), and Florida (St. Petersburg, Jacksonville area). The Colorado Department of Corrections posted a Documented Quote (DQ) on October 8, 2026 for 186–296 Mossberg 590A1 PRO 12-gauge shotguns with response due October 22, 2026; the City of Austin issued an Invitation for Quotation (IFQ) on May 12, 2026 for two complete Barrett M107A1 .50-caliber rifle system packages due May 20, 2026; the City of Indianapolis and Marion County posted a Request for Bid (RFB) on May 8, 2026 for 250 Glock Gen 6 pistols (200 G45, 50 G17) due May 28, 2026; Jackson County Missouri solicited 44 Daniel Defense DDM4V7-S AR-15s with trade-in of 34 Windham Weaponry rifles, with sealed bids due June 2, 2026; and Macon-Bibb County Georgia requested 50 Primary Weapons Systems Direct Impingement rifles due August 20, 2026. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction—SDVOSB preference in Colorado, HUB goals in Texas, MBE/WBE/VBE/DOBE requirements in Indianapolis, and local-preference rights reserved in Georgia. Cooperative purchasing vehicles including Sourcewell master agreements are used to serve multi-jurisdiction networks. Contract structures typically include firm fixed pricing, FOB destination delivery, 12–24 month initial terms with renewal options where permitted by appropriations, and mandatory federal firearms licensing and background clearance for contractors.