1122 Program

What You Can Get From the\
General Services Administration

# GSA Schedule Items

The following pages identify the GSA Schedules authorized for use under
the 1122 Program and the categories of items available under each
Schedule. As a result of Schedule mergers, many of the Schedule numbers
have changed since the last publication of the Law Enforcement Equipment
and Supplies Catalog. In addition, a number of the merged Schedules now
contain items not authorized for use under the 1122 Program. State and
local law enforcement agencies are advised to use this document to
determine those categories of items that may be procured for use in the
performance of their counter-drug missions.

In order to assist all users of GSA Schedules, GSA has developed
Schedules e-Library, a centralized, online source for the latest
Schedule contract award information. In addition to Schedule listings,
Schedules e-Library contains Basic Schedule Ordering Guidelines and a
powerful search engine that allows you to search by Keywords, Schedule
Number, Contractor/Manufacturer Name, Contract Number, and Special Item
Number (SIN), the latter of which is used to identify generic categories
of items. Schedules e-Library is updated daily to provide the most
current contract award information. Schedules e-Library also provides a
direct link to GSA Advantage!®, GSA's online shopping service, where you
may browse/search and view items available under the Schedule contracts.
Schedules e-Library may be accessed via the Internet at
[www.gsa.gov/elibrary](http://www.gsa.gov/elibrary).

GSA also publishes a variety of publications on Schedule products.
Copies of these publications may be obtained by contacting GSA\'s
Centralized Mailing List Service (CMLS) on (817) 334-5215 or via the
Internet at [www.gsa.gov/cmls](http://www.gsa.gov/cmls).

Each Schedule contractor publishes a Schedule Pricelist that contains
pricing, terms, and conditions for the items awarded under the contract.
Schedule pricelists may be obtained directly from the Schedule
contractor. Points of contact for each Schedule contract are listed in
Schedules e-Library.

As technology evolves, GSA continues to award contracts adding new
technology to the GSA Schedules Program. New technology within the scope
of the general categories of items authorized for use under the 1122
Program will be made available to State and local law enforcement
agencies. State Points of Contact (SPOCs) and/or authorized law
enforcement agencies (LEAs) should contact the GSA point of contact
listed in Schedules e-Library for each GSA Schedule, in order to
ascertain the availability of new technology.

Under GSA Schedule ordering procedures for the 1122 Program, the State
Point of Contact (SPOC) may place orders for GSA Schedule items directly
with GSA Schedule contractors. In those states in which law enforcement
agency (LEA) officials have received proper training and have been
certified or approved by the SPOC to place orders under the 1122
Program, such authorized LEAs may also place Schedule orders directly
with GSA Schedule contractors. The following language should be included
on all delivery orders placed against GSA Schedule contracts:

This order is placed pursuant to the State and Local

Law Enforcement Equipment Procurement Program

(\"1122 Program\") in support of counter-drug activities,

under the authority of the State Point of Contact (SPOC)

for the State of
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.

Equipment Available From GSA Under the 1122 Program

(By Schedule, Special Item Number (SIN), and Description)

Schedule 23 V─Vehicular Multiple Award Schedule (VMAS)

SIN Description

618-01 Command Centers.

Note: Command Centers are the only items from Schedule 23 V authorized
for purchase under the 1122 Program. Orders for Command Centers may be
placed directly with GSA Schedule contractors. For assistance in
ordering Command Centers under Schedule 23 V, contact GSA Automotive on
(703) 605-CARS.

GSA\'s Vehicle Program

GSA Automotive purchases non-tactical vehicles for use by Federal
agencies, including various branches of the military. The following
types of vehicles are available for purchase under the 1122 Program:

-   Law Enforcement Vehicles

-   Sedans

-   SUVs

-   Light Trucks

Orders for vehicles should be placed through GSA by utilizing
AutoChoice, GSA\'s online vehicle ordering tool at
[www.gsa.gov/autochoice](http://www.gsa.gov/autochoice).

For more information regarding GSA's Vehicle Program, or for assistance
in identifying your requirements, contact GSA Automotive on (703)
605-CARS.

Schedule 56─Building and Building Materials/Industrial Services and
Supplies

SIN Description

Power Distribution Equipment, Generators, and Batteries

383-1 Portable Generators with a Rated Capacity of 6 kw or Less.\
Includes Options, Accessories, and Parts.

383-2 Portable, Standby, or Prime Generators with a Rated Capacity\
Exceeding 6 kw.\
Includes Options, Accessories, and Parts.

383-4 Load Banks and Generator Transfer Switches.\
Includes Options and Accessories.

383-5 Rechargeable Batteries and Battery Chargers.\
Includes Nickel Cadmium, Nickel Metal Hydride, and Lithium Ion. Excludes
Vehicular and Storage Batteries.

383-6 Dry Cell, Non-Rechargeable Batteries.\
Includes Carbon Zinc, Alkaline Manganese Dioxide, and Mercuric Oxide.

383-7 Stationary Batteries.

412-1B Automotive and Industrial Truck Battery Chargers.

412-1C Stationary Battery Chargers.

412-2 Accessories for Battery Chargers.

412-3 Class I-SCP Sneak Current Protectors, Current Limiting Fuse Rated
at\
350 Milliamps, 600 Volts.

412-4 Telecommunications Surge Protection─Class II GTB Gas Tube Voltage
Sensitive Devices that provide protection for equipment inside buildings
against lightning strikes outside of buildings or near power or phone
lines.

412-5 Class III─SAS Silicon Avalanche Suppressors Voltage Sensitive
Devices that will shunt any voltage above their rated clamping voltage
directly to ground, response time within 10 nanoseconds.

412-6 Wall Outlet Surge Protectors.\
For use in offices to protect computers or other electronics equipment;
plug into standard three prong wall outlets (60 hertz, single phase,\
120 volt nominal).

412-7 Wall Outlet Surge Protection and Electronic Noise Filters.\
For computers or other electronic equipment; plug into standard three
prong wall outlets (60 hertz, single phase, 120 volt nominal).\
Includes EMI/RFI filtering in the range of 150 KHZ to 300 MHZ.

412-8 Hard Wired Surge Protection and EMI/RFI Filtration Devices.\
For use in power distribution systems of 120 volt single phase and\
208 or 380 volt phase power distribution.

412-9 Motor Controllers/Motor Control Centers.\
Soft starting for three phase and single phase electric motors and may
include power management by power factor sensing; may include direct
current brakes and solid state contactors.

412-10 DC Regulated Power Supply.

412-11 AC Regulated Power Supply.

412-12 Line Conditioners.

412-13 Inverters.

412-14 Uninterruptible Power Supplies.

412-15 Power Distribution Units.

412-16 Frequency Converters.

412-17 Switchgear.\
Includes Electrical Lockout Devices.

412-18 Panelboards, Switchboards, Load Centers, and Metering.

412-19 Transformers.

412-50 Ancillary Services Related to Equipment.\
Includes Installation, Maintenance, and Training.\
Excludes Personal or Monitoring Services.

Schedule 58 I─Professional Audio/Video, Telecommunications, and Security
Solutions

SIN Description

58-1 Recording and Reproducing Video and Audio Equipment, Accessories,
Repair Parts and Spare Parts, as noted below─

Video and Audio Recording and Reproducing Systems.\
Includes complete systems as well as separate components. Includes
recorders and duplicators for both analog and digital media including
cassettes, cartridges, and video discs. May include special effects
generators, including time and date stamping, picture in picture, closed
captioning, text addition, character and symbol insertion and
manipulation, and audio voice over equipment. Also includes amplifiers,
mixers, switchers, synchronizing components, and editing equipment.

> Mini Studio Systems and Components.\
> Includes training room and instructional systems, control room and\
> studio control modules, and multiple microphone and video stations.
>
> Video projection components.\
> Includes digital projectors, video walls, rear projection display
> screens, LED walls, LCD projectors, and control modules for
> controlling video projection.

58-2 Monitors and Monitors/Receivers, Accessories, Repair Parts and\
Spare Parts.\
Includes Color and Monochrome Monitors with Picture Tubes, LED, LCD, or
Plasma Screens; Monitors that operate on Alternating Current (AC),
Battery, or both; and Flat Panel Display Monitors.

58-3 Color and Monochrome Television Cameras, Accessories, Repair Parts
and Spare Parts.\
Includes Professional, Industrial, Broadcast, Fixed, Portable, Analog,
Digital, and Separate Head Cameras.\
Excludes Household Cameras.

58-4 Audio Equipment, Accessories, Repair Parts and Spare Parts.\
Includes both Professional Sound Systems and Components.

Audio Equipment Components.\
Includes Amplifiers, Speakers, Audio Consoles, Switchers, Cassette
Recorders and Players, Cartridge Recorders and Players, Compact Disc
Recorders and Players, and Reel-To-Reel Equipment.

Recorders/Reproducers.\
Includes Logging Recorders and Players, and Single or\
Multi-Channel Recorders and Players.\
Excludes Home Type Phonographs or Stereo Systems.

58-5 Closed Circuit and Other Surveillance Equipment, Accessories,
Repair Parts and Spare Parts.\
Includes entire CCTV Systems and Components, as noted below─

> CCTV Systems may include Monitors, Cameras, Telescopic Lenses, Camera
> Mounts and Enclosures, Audio Components such as Microphones, and
> Control Centers for managing single or multiple cameras. The CCTV
> Systems can use either hard wired or wireless methods to transmit
> information.
>
> Audio and Video Recording Devices for use with CCTV Systems.
>
> Night Vision and Infrared Devices specifically designed for
> surveillance.

58-6 Telecommunications Equipment, Accessories, Repair Parts\
and Spare Parts.\
Includes Airborne and Non-Airborne Telemetry and Tracking Equipment,
Radar Equipment (except Airborne), Underwater Sound Equipment, Visible
and Invisible Light Equipment, Laser Equipment, Recorder/Reproducer
Sets─Signal Data (Multi-Application),\
Fish and Wildlife Monitoring Equipment, and Fiber Optic and\
Digital Telecommunications Equipment.

58-7 Ancillary Services for Equipment.\
Includes Equipment Set-Up, Assembly, Installation, Integration,\
and Training.

Schedule 67─Photographic Equipment─Cameras, Photographic Printers and
Related Supplies and Services (Digital and Film-Based)

SIN Description

19-1 Film, Paper, Chemicals, and Processing Equipment for Photographic
and Radiographic Applications, as noted below─

> Film includes Aerial, Still Picture, 110, 120, 126, 220, 35mm, 70mm
> sheet, Self-process, Motion Picture, Graphic Arts, Industrial/X-ray,
> and\
> Single Use Cameras.
>
> Paper includes Drawing and Documentation Reproduction, and
> Instrumentation Recording.
>
> Chemicals include Black and White/Color, Industrial/X-ray, and
> directly related Equipment; e.g., Black and White/Color
> Wet-processing, Silver Recovery, Aluminum and Plastic Plates, Quality
> Control and Darkroom Equipment.

Includes directly related Accessories and Attachments.

20-130 Photographic Laboratory Systems.\
Includes Photographic Laboratories such as Analog/Digital, Internet\
Mini-Laboratories, Photographic Color Copier Systems, and
Imaging/Digital Laboratories.

Note: Photographic Laboratory Systems have the following capabilities:

-   Accept images from any format─photocopy, prints, film,
    transparencies, digital files on floppies, CDs, memory cards, or\
    e-mail.

-   Download files directly from a digital camera.

> Internet Mini-Laboratories feature quality instant digital print
> fulfillment from digital cameras and automated, high-speed Internet
> connectivity. These systems are pre-configured to be connected to
> organization server infrastructures, which provide mini-laboratory
> solutions for digital input to output connections.
>
> Includes directly related Equipment, Accessories, Attachments,
> Software, and Kits.

20-316 Cameras and Accessories.\
Includes Digital, Conventional, and Photo Identification (ID) Cameras,\
as noted below─

> Digital Cameras require no film; store images onto memory media\
> (PC Cards, Memory Sticks, Smart Media Cards, Compact Flash Cards, and
> Floppy Disks); transfer digital images to PC desktop publishing, a
> website, or attach to e-mail; and allow pictures to be downloaded to
> flash cards when used with flash memory card reader/writer.
> Conventional Cameras include 35mm types such as Still Picture,
> Advanced Processing Systems, Single-Window Combination Range and
> Viewfinder, Single-Lens Reflex (SLR), Self-Processing, and
> Professional Type 2 x 2 SLR.
>
> Photo ID Cameras and Digital Card Print Systems used to produce high
> quality color and black and white photo identification cards/passes,
> such as employee ID cards and passports with digital card print
> systems; may include Magnetic Strip Encoding, Bar Coding, or Other
> Security Type Features. Includes directly related Attachments,
> Accessories, and Supplies.
>
> Includes directly related Software, Attachments, and Accessories─e.g.,
> Electronic and Battery Flash Units, Lenses and Filters, Cases (Bags),
> Photo Exposure Lightmeters, Densitometers, Sensitometers,
> Spectrophotometers, Tripods, Adaptors, and Battery Packs.

Schedule 36─The Office, Imaging, and Document Solution

SIN Description

20-220 Projection Screens, Projection Stands, Projection Printers
(Enlargers), and Projection Systems, as noted below─

> Projection Screens can be used for all types of projection
> applications, including front and rear, portable, manual/electronic
> wall or ceiling, wall mount, tripod, theater video screen, and
> optical.
>
> Projection Stands can be used with or without electrical outlets, and
> may be folding, non-folding, or self-leveling.
>
> Projection Printers (Enlargers) permit vertical and/or horizontal
> projection, and are designed for and used specifically with the
> projectors listed under\
> SIN 20-300.
>
> Projection Systems are high-definition electronic cinema projection
> systems that deliver film-quality images and digital surround sound.

Includes directly related Accessories, Attachments, and Supplies.

20-300 Projectors.\
Includes Digital and Still Picture Projectors; LCD, DLP Multimedia,\
High Output, Theater Projectors; 35mm Slide Projectors and Viewers;\
and Projecting Sets. Also includes Slide Mounters to produce\
2\" x 2\" slides mounted with 35mm transparency materials, including
polyester base films.

Includes directly related Accessories, Attachments, and Supplies.

Schedule 69─Training Aids and Devices, Instructor-Led Training, Course
Development, and Test Administration

SIN Description

Operational Training Devices

27-100 Teaching Machines/Devices.\
Includes Medical Models and Simulators, Hands-On Training Devices,\
and Computer Training Devices.

Programmed Learning Material

27-200 Prepared Printed Instructional Material.\
Includes General Education, Computer, Vocational/Trade,\
Health/Safety, and Business.

27-300 Prepared Audio and Visual Instructional Material,\
Multi-Media Program Kits.\
Includes General Education, Computer, Vocational/Trade, Health/Safety,
and Business.

27-400 Instructor Led Training.\
Includes General Education, Computer, Vocational/Trade,\
Health/Safety, and Business.

27-500 Course Development and Test Administration.

Schedule 70─General Purpose Commercial Information Technology Equipment,
Software, and Services

SIN Description

132-8 Purchase of Equipment: Computer and Computer-Related Equipment, as
noted below─

End User Computers/Desktop Computers.

Professional Workstations.

Servers.

Laptop/Portable/Notebook Computers.

Large Scale Computers.

Optical and Imaging Systems.

Other System Configuration Equipment.

Printers.

Displays.

Graphics-Related Equipment, including Video Graphics, Light Pens,\
Digitizers, Scanners, and Touch Screens.

Network Equipment.

Other Communications Equipment.

Optical Recognition Input/Output Devices.

Storage Devices, including Magnetic Storage, Magnetic Tape Storage,\
and Optical Disk Storage.

Other Input/Output and Storage Devices.

ADP Support Equipment.

Microcomputer Control Devices.

ADP Boards.

132-8 Purchase of Equipment: Radio and Telecommunications Equipment, as
noted below─

Telephone Equipment.

Audio and Video Teleconferencing Equipment.

Communications Security Equipment.

Facsimile Equipment (FAX).

Telephone Answering and Voice Messaging Systems.

Pagers and Public Address Systems.

Two-Way Radio Transmitters/Receivers/Antennas.

Broadcast Band Radio Transmitters/Receivers/Antennas.

Microwave Radio Equipment/Antennas and Waveguides.

Satellite Communications Equipment.

Airborne Radio Transmitters/Receivers.

Radio Navigation Equipment/Antennas.

Airborne Radio Navigation Equipment.

Airborne Radar Equipment.

Miscellaneous Communications Equipment.

132-8 Purchase of Equipment: Cables, as noted below─

Communications Equipment Cables.

Fiber Optic Cables.

Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies and Harnesses.

Coaxial Cables.

Special Physical, Visual, Speech and Hearing Aid Equipment for products
offered under SIN 132-8.

Installation for equipment offered under SIN 132-8.

132-12 Maintenance of Equipment, Repair Service, and Repair Parts/Spare
Parts\
for Information Technology Equipment.

132-32/ Term Software Licenses (SIN 132-32) and Perpetual Software\
132-33 Licenses (132-33) for Large Scale Computers and Microcomputers
(PCs),\
as noted below─

Operating System Software.

Application Software.

Electronic Commerce (EC) Software.

Utility Software.

Communications Software.

Core Financial Management Software.

Ancillary Financial Management Software.

Special Physical, Visual, Speech, and Hearing Aid Software.

132-34 Maintenance of Software.

132-50 Training Courses for Information Technology Equipment and
Software.

Schedule 75─Office Products/Supplies and Services and\
New Products/Technology

SIN Description

75-200 Office Products, as noted below─

Helical-Scan, Longitudinally Oriented Video Tapes.

Video Cassettes.

Reel-To-Reel Audiotapes.

Blank, Endless Loop Audio Cartridge Tapes.

Magnetic Tape Audio Recording Cassettes.

Reel, Cartridge, and Cassette Computer Tapes.

Diskettes.

Disk Packs.

Disk Cartridges.

Anti-Glare/Anti-Radiation Screens (VDT).

Ergonomic Products:\
Includes Wrist Rests and Foot Rests.

Cleaning Equipment and Supplies:\
Includes Head Cleaners, Disk Drive Cleaners, Monitor Cleaners,\
Toner Wipes, and Mini-Vacuums.

Optical Disks (CD-ROMs).

Physical Storage, Security, Protective and Related ADP Supplies.

Toner Cartridges.

Schedule 78─Sports, Promotional, Outdoor, Recreational, Trophies, and
Signs (SPORTS)

SIN Description

192-33A Camping and Hiking Equipment.\
Includes─

Recreational Tents, Tents for Decontamination and Triage, Yurts,\
Tent Flys, Poles, Stakes, Tent Ropes, and Tent Repair Kits.

Tarps.

Sleeping Bags: Includes Bags, Stuff Sacks, Pads, and Under-Bag Mats.

Bed Rolls, Cots and Camping Furniture.

Pack Boards and Backpacks.

Heaters and Stoves.\
Includes Replacement Parts.

Lanterns.

Jugs, Coolers, Canteens, and Personal Hydration Units.

Climbing Equipment and Snowshoes.

Field Toilets.

192-37B Park and Recreational Tables, Benches, and Bleachers.\
Includes Replacement Parts.

192-37I Park and Playground Equipment.\
Includes─

Grills.\
Includes Replacement Parts.

Bike Racks and Bike Lockers.

Playground Equipment.\
Includes Replacement Parts.

Playground Safety Surfaces and Traction Surfacing.

Park Shelters, Pavilions, Gazebos, and Sun Protection.

251-22 Recreational Watercraft.\
Includes Canoes.

Schedule 84─Total Solutions for Law Enforcement, Security, Facility
Management Systems, Fire, Rescue, Special Purpose Clothing, Marine
Craft, and Emergency/Disaster Response

SIN Description

Law Enforcement and Security Equipment

426-1A Miscellaneous Personal Law Enforcement Equipment.\
Includes Belts, Shell/Cartridge Cases, Speed Loader Cases, Clip Holders,
Handcuff Cases, Gun and Flashlight Holsters, Flashlights (Police,\
Hand-Held Electric, Penlight, Traffic), Baton Rings, Belt Straps, ID
Cases, Tactical Equipment, and Duty Gloves.

426-1B Body Armor.\
Includes Canine Body Armor.

426-1C Helmets.

426-1D Restraining Equipment.\
Includes Cuffs; Batons; CN, CS and OC Munitions; Other Less Lethal
Munitions; Distraction Devices; and Accessories such as Neutralizers and
Gas Masks.

426-1G Miscellaneous Non-Personal Law Enforcement Products.\
Includes Forced Entry Tools and Vehicle Disabling Equipment.

426-2A Canine Training and Handling Equipment; Canine Search and
Detection.

426-3A Emergency Signal Systems.\
Includes Sirens, Light Bars, Spot and Flood Lights, Beacon Warning
Devices, Public Address (PA) Speakers and Systems, and Control Consoles.

426-3B In-Vehicle Protection and Restraint Systems.

426-3D Police Bicycles.

426-4C Night Vision Equipment.\
Includes Camera Equipment used in conjunction with Night Vision
Equipment.

426-4D Alcohol Detection Kits and Devices.

426-4E Bomb Disposal and Hazardous Material Protective/Detective
Equipment.

426-4G Firearms Storage, Securing and Cleaning Equipment; Unloading
Stations; Bullet Recovery Systems; and Gun Racks

426-4J Target Systems and Target Range Accessories.\
Includes Shatter Resistant Protective Lenses and Shooter Gloves.

426-4K Metal and Bomb Detection Equipment.\
Includes Airport Security.

426-4L Fingerprinting/Palmprinting (Taking and Detection) and Evidential
Casting Materials.

426-4M Drug Testing Equipment and Kits.\
Includes Ancillary Drug Testing Services.

426-4N Criminal Investigative Equipment and Supplies.\
Includes Forensic Investigative Equipment (Tissue Detection and
Location); Questioned Documentation Examination Supplies and Kits;
Chemical Analysis Test Kits for Testing Blood Stains, Gun Powder
Residue, and Seminal Fluid Stains; Electronic Counter-Measure Equipment;
Invisible Detection Materials (Theft Detection); and Evidence Collection
Containers.

426-4Q Vehicle Monitor (Tracking) Systems and Speed Measurement (Radar)
Devices.

426-4S Surveillance Systems.\
Includes CCTV, Vehicular Video, Mirrors and Binoculars, Observation
Towers, and Covert Systems.

\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* Ancillary Services for Law Enforcement and Security
Equipment.\
Includes Installation, Measuring, Alterations, Maintenance, and
Training.

Marine Craft and Equipment

260-01 Powered Boats.\
Includes Options, Accessories, and Parts.

260-03 Non-Powered Boats.\
Includes Options, Accessories, and Parts.

260-06 Inflatable Boats.\
Includes Options, Accessories, and Parts.

260-09 Marine Inboard and Outboard Engines, Marine Diesel Propulsion
Engines (150 to 4,000 Horsepower).\
Includes Accessories and Parts.

260-12 Floating Marine Barriers and Booms, Buoys, Floats, Perimeter
Floats,\
and Moorings.\
Includes Accessories and Parts.

260-98 Ancillary Services Related to Marine Equipment.\
Includes Installation of Boat Modification Packages.