Ammunition for Milwaukee County Sheriff Training Academy 2026

Milwaukee County, Wisconsin is conducting a competitive sealed bid procurement for ammunition supplies to support the Milwaukee County Sheriff Training Academy located at 9225 S 68th Street, Franklin, Wisconsin. This non-aggregate bid solicitation was posted on January 22, 2026, with a submission deadline of February 6, 2026, and allows vendors to submit pricing on individual line items they are capable of supplying. The procurement includes eight line items encompassing multiple ammunition types and calibers: 70 cases of 9mm Lawman practice ammunition (147gr, 1000 rounds per case), 50 cases of .223 Remington American Eagle ammunition (62gr, 500 rounds per case), 55 cases of .308 Hornady A-Max TAP ammunition (168gr, 200 rounds per case), 6 cases of Simunition Securiblank Quiet 9mm Gen2, 1 case of .308 Federal Tactical Bonded, 3 cases of .40 S&W 180 Grain GDHP, 5 cases of 12 gauge 00 buckshot, and 3 cases of .380 practice ammunition. All deliverables must be completed within 180 calendar days of order release on an F.O.B. Destination basis with all delivery costs included in bid pricing, and all items must be new and in original manufacturer packaging supported by warranty. Bidders must clearly identify the make and model of all proposed items and must be licensed or authorized distributors with full manufacturer support. Milwaukee County will evaluate bids based on total cost of ownership to provide economic value analysis, and award may be made to separate contractors for individual items, groups of items, or all items at the Purchasing Director's discretion. All bidder questions must be submitted through the public Q&A Forum within the bid system, with no pre-bid meeting scheduled.

Bidding is open to any qualified vendor meeting the standard requirements; however, Milwaukee County Code Chapter 42 imposes Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) compliance requirements on all vendors. All vendors must maintain Commercial General Liability Insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $1,000,000 general aggregate, along with Wisconsin Workers Compensation Insurance, naming Milwaukee County as an additional insured. Vendors should reference any applicable government contract pricing available through cooperative purchasing programs including GSA, University of Wisconsin, VendorNet, MMCAP, NPP, SourceWest, NJPA, Omnia, US Communities, and NASPO to provide competitive pricing advantages. Invoicing terms are net 30 calendar days from receipt of a correct and proper invoice, and all vendors must comply with federal, state, and local laws, nondiscrimination provisions, and pandemic preparedness regulations. No specific budget or award value is disclosed in the solicitation documents; however, interested vendors should submit completed bid worksheets with pricing by the February 6, 2026 deadline for evaluation and potential contract award.