Axon Enterprises, Inc.

The Florida Gaming Control Commission's Division of Gaming Enforcement is conducting a single-source procurement for TASER 10 Conducted Energy Weapons and associated equipment from Axon Enterprises, Inc., with a posting date of January 26, 2026, and a deadline for receipt of information on February 16, 2026. The procurement seeks to equip certified law enforcement Special Agents assigned to operational and high-risk enforcement units with TASER 10 multi-shot conducted energy weapons featuring 45-foot range capabilities, high-efficiency flashlights, green laser sights, weapons logs, and central information displays showing critical mission data including battery energy, burst time, and cartridge status. The deliverables include TASER 10 weapons with detachable magazines holding ten cartridges each, a TASER Weapons Docking System with onboard self-diagnostic and system status monitoring capabilities, accessories, and associated software. Key objectives include strengthening agent safety, improving less-lethal effectiveness, and aligning the Division's equipment and training with modern law enforcement standards. The contract term is five years with an advance payment structure. This single-source acquisition has been justified based on Axon Enterprises' proprietary rights as the exclusive manufacturer, distributor, and retailer of TASER brand products in Florida, the company's leadership position in conducted energy weapons technology, superior probe and electrical design, evidence-based safety research, and the comprehensive ecosystem of science, training, legal support, and reliability accompanying the system.

This procurement is designated as a single-source purchase, which restricts competition to Axon Enterprises, Inc., located at 17800 N 85th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85255. No set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises or minority-owned businesses have been noted in the procurement documentation. The TASER Weapons Docking System is designed to integrate seamlessly with the AXON Evidence.Com platform, which the Division of Gaming Enforcement already utilizes for digital evidence management, ensuring compatibility with existing infrastructure and technology systems. The estimated dollar amount for this five-year single-source acquisition is $117,992.22. Inquiries regarding this opportunity should be directed to Shane Phillips, General Services Purchasing Manager, at 850.794.8039 or Shane.Phillips@flgaming.gov. The procurement was approved by senior leadership including Carl Herold (Director of Gaming Enforcement), Gary Snyder (Chief of Law Enforcement), Coleman Ayers (Chief Information Officer), Christine Hutton (Budget Manager), and Lisa Mustain (Director of Administration).