Dayton Civicplus #IFB JF26014

Dayton Police Department Solicits Bids for New Tactical Equipment with Surplus Trade-In

The City of Dayton Police Department is seeking bids for new tactical equipment, with a trade-in program for surplus police firearms and accessories. - Government Buyer: - City of Dayton, Police Department, Division of Procurement - OEMs Highlighted: - SilencerCo (Velos K Suppressor) - Aimpoint (Micro T-2 Red Dot Reflex Sight) - Unity Tactical (FAST Micro Red Dot Mount) - Heckler & Koch (UMP .45, magazines) - Rock River Arms (M4) - Penn Arms (37mm launchers) - Magpul (30 Round Magazine TAN) - Trijicon (MRO) - FAB Defense (Buttstock) - PRO-TECH (Body Armor) - United Shield (PST (IIIA) Helmet) - Streamlight (TLR-1, TLR VIR, PROTAC) - Surefire (M951, M900) - Products/Quantities Requested: - 28x SilencerCo Velos K Suppressors (SU5420) - 6x Micro T-2 Red Dot Reflex Sights, No Mount (200180) - 7x Unity Tactical FAST Micro Red Dot Mounts (FST-MICB) - Trade-In Surplus Equipment (quantities): - 25x Heckler & Koch UMP .45 - 22x Rock River M4 - 2x Penn Arms 37mm 6 Cylinder Launchers - 3x MOD .210/276 Single Launchers - 1x Defense Tech Single Launcher - 74x Heckler & Koch UMP .45 Magazines - 48x Magpul 30 Round Magazine TAN - 30x AR-15 30 Round Magazine Steel - 12x Trijicon MRO - 15x FAB Defense Buttstock - 5x Buffer Tube with Hogue Adapter - 19x PRO-TECH Body Armor - 10x United Shield PST (IIIA) Helmet - 3x Halligan - 2x Ram Bars - 5x Streamlight TLR-1 - 1x Streamlight TLR VIR - 2x Streamlight PROTAC - 2x Surefire M951 - 23x Surefire M900 - Notable Requirements: - Vendors must provide trade-in values for surplus equipment, which will be credited toward the new purchase - Compliance with all licensing and ATF requirements is mandatory - Bidders must submit descriptive literature, manufacturer, and model numbers for all products - Shipping to the specified destination is required - Prices must remain firm through the end of the specified period

Description

The City of Dayton is soliciting competitive bids from qualified vendors to furnish new tactical equipment as identified in the Invitation For Bid. Vendors are also required to submit trade-in values for the City's surplus police firearms, equipment, and accessories. Trade-in values will be applied as a credit toward the purchase of the tactical equipment, and the award will be based on the resulting net cost to the City. Electronic bids must be received by August 4, 2026, no later than 3:00 PM Dayton local time.

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