Lawmens & Shooters Supply Inc.

Lawmens & Shooters Supply Inc., a veteran-owned small business based in Titusville, Florida, supplies law enforcement and tactical equipment—ammunition, flashlights, handcuffs, training aids, and related items—to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor on purchase orders and delivery orders, with no subcontract footprint.

The company competes across both small-business set-asides and full-and-open procurements. Of its 532 recent prime awards, roughly half carry total small business set-aside or competitive 8(a) designations; the remainder are unrestricted competitive procurements. Recent representative work includes a $123 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order for 70,000 rounds each of .410 bore and 28-gauge skeet shot shell ammunition (June 2026, total small business set-aside); a $63.5 thousand Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons purchase order for 9mm, .223, and 12-gauge training ammunition (September 2023, total small business set-aside); and a $432 thousand Department of Homeland Security Secret Service delivery order for ammunition procurement (August 2022, no set-aside). Most recent activity is a $15.9 thousand Federal Correctional Institution Pekin purchase order for training ammunition awarded July 17, 2026.

Customer concentration is extreme and tilted toward low-dollar, high-volume logistics buys. The top customer by award count, Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical, accounts for 277 awards (52% of the 532-award portfolio) but only $281 thousand in combined potential value—averaging roughly $1,000 per order. By potential value, the Department of Homeland Security Secret Service dominates with 7 awards carrying $7.1 million combined potential value, anchored by a $5.197 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract (listed in award summaries as the baseline for recurring ammunition delivery orders). The DLA's Land and Maritime and Construction and Equipment divisions rank second and third by dollars ($848 thousand and $546 thousand respectively) but represent 117 awards total. Across the top five customer agencies by award count, coverage reaches 83% of all awards, reflecting heavy concentration in DLA transactional purchasing. The company also holds active relationships with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (multiple federal correctional facilities), the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the Naval Sea Systems Command.

The primary parent vehicle is an indefinite delivery contract (70US0919D70090003) with the Secret Service carrying $1.9 million in combined potential value across six task orders; two additional IDICs support smaller combined values. However, the majority of the footprint—well over 500 awards—consists of individual purchase orders rather than task orders under standing vehicles, reflecting Lawmens & Shooters' role as a spot supplier in DLA's catalog-based procurement ecosystem.

Activity has contracted year over year, declining from 10 awards in 2022 to 8 in 2026 year-to-date. Only 1 award (combined potential value $16 thousand) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, reducing near-term recompete exposure. Across the portfolio, the company holds $10.9 million in combined potential value with $5.6 million (52%) obligated, indicating typical government payment patterns on small purchase orders.

Lawmens & Shooters' capability portfolio centers on commoditized supply: ammunition in 9mm, .223, .410, 28-gauge, and 12-gauge calibers; tactical lighting (flashlights, head straps); restraints (handcuffs, cases); training aids and mounts; and hearing protection. Work is performed in Titusville, Florida or customer-specified locations (Washington, D.C., Colorado, and other domestic sites for federal facilities). The vendor has been registered in SAM.gov since January 2002 and carries no active IDCs as prime contract vehicles; all awards are spot purchases or delivery orders under established DLA or Secret Service standing agreements rather than multi-year awardees of government-wide acquisition contracts.