In addition to firearms, law enforcement agencies also need other types of equipment such as body armor, vehicles, and communications systems. A variety of companies offer these products to law enforcement agencies on contract.
There are a number of reasons why law enforcement agencies may choose to contract with manufacturers rather than purchase firearms and equipment directly from retailers. One reason is that contracts can provide agencies with significant discounts on the products they purchase. In addition, contracting with a manufacturer can give an agency access to exclusive products or services that might not be available from retail outlets.
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