MPD Glock 17, 9mm Weapons Trade in and Purchase

The District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) has issued a state and local contract opportunity for the trade-in and purchase of Glock 17, 9mm weapons. This procurement appears to be focused on updating or replacing the current service weapons for law enforcement personnel. The contract opportunity was simultaneously posted and due on September 16, 2015, suggesting a potential expedited procurement process. While specific details about the exact quantity of weapons are not provided, the solicitation indicates a direct procurement of firearms for municipal law enforcement use. The procurement seems designed to replace existing service weapons with new Glock 17, 9mm firearms, likely as part of a standard equipment refresh or upgrade cycle for the MPD's standard-issue sidearms.

Based on the available information, no specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor participation are explicitly stated in the contract opportunity details. The procurement appears to be a straightforward weapons acquisition for the District of Columbia's Metropolitan Police Department. Without additional context, the potential award value or budget range cannot be definitively determined from the provided information. The contract opportunity's condensed timeline and lack of extensive supporting documentation suggest this may have been a targeted, direct procurement method. Potential vendors would likely need to demonstrate capabilities in supplying law enforcement-grade firearms, specifically Glock 17, 9mm models, and have the ability to facilitate a trade-in process for existing departmental weapons.