ATT-Tactical™ - About Us

APPLIED TACTICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

(800) 223-1204
contact@att-tactical.com
http://www.att-tactical.com

NAICS 339113

DUNS 966480345

Market Value: $2,090,423,951

Those responsible for the safety of the public and the safety of their officers will do whatever they can to protect both. That means ensuring that they have what they need without compromising their individual safety when facing criminal or terror threats. It is this reason ATT-Tactical provides US Law Enforcement and our Military with the very best in technology. Next Generation equipment must provide safety, durability, performance as well as comfort. The company raises the bar for personal protection that meets the threats that dominates today’s tactical operational environments, with systems that are designed to outperform in real-world conflicts. Based on Long Island, New York, ATT-Tactical started as a small privately-held law enforcement dealer that was challenged by a simple question: how can we protect law enforcement and military personnel better? ‘When we were approaching this challenge, the first thing we did was research current technology to find out its capabilities through real world testing,’ said Jon Glazer, Director of Communications. “At the time, we had to give it credit – it did exactly what it was supposed to – save lives. Then a critical question was brought forward, “what about all the other potential threats that law enforcement and military personnel face?” So the question became: ‘could we create an all-encompassing solution that centered on maintaining the safety of operator as well as maintaining functionality?’ The answer is "YES".

Although all sections listed are active and are at least partially populated this website has been evolving as of late 1994 when it was finally launched for the first time for our group of companies. Due to the range and complexity of our equipment line, if you do not see what you are looking for or need further information please contact us with additional specific requests until we are able to fully populate the website. For live links and more information please go to the Ordnance & Equipment side bar and click on the live links For preliminary inquires, qualified operators and buyers are most welcome to contact us by e-mail with the following form provided for your convenience. It is understood that proper identification and documentation, if applicable, will be required at time of ordering depending on the equipment in question.

ATT-TACTICAL / PLS
Total Project & Process Management with an unprecedented level of dedication
PLS - Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) / Custom Design-Build
It doesn't matter if you desire a product that is 100% COTS, modified-COTS, or specifically designed and built to your custom specifications, we are equipped to get you exactly what you want.
PLS - Custom Kit Design and Integration
We have the experience and the knowledge to assemble MANPAC kits for SPECWAR or SWAT.
Provide us with an overview of your unit's mission and we will source, compile and assemble your kits from the world's best manufacturers. If preferred, kits can be assembled to your specifications. You have approval at all key decision points.
All our kits are delivered completely assembled and ready for deployment. Every kit is guaranteed to be 100% correct and identical. We handle everything from procurement to delivery.
Our motto and creed: "Knowledge has value, but Experience is priceless"
Berry Amendment & American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (H.R. 1)
"Kissell Amendment" Compliant

Everything from Machine Guns to Suppressors, from Flash Bangs to CS Grenades, from Entry Shotguns to Explosives, We are your support equipment specialists. We provide you with procurement planning and budgeting assistance as well as sourcing a plethora of manufacturers and products to choose from Innovative financing of your equipment acquisitions available.


North American Industry Classification System	NAICS Code 332994 - Machine Guns / Short Rifles / Short Shotguns / Suppressors / Destructive Devices / Explosives NAICS Code 339113 - Ballistic Protective Equipment: Concealable Vests, Tactical Vests, Helmets, Protective Plates & Ballistic Shields
Small Business Qualifier	Less than 20 employees
FFL	Type 10 Manufacturer of Destructive Devices and Ammunition for Destructive Devices
SOT Class	Class 2 NFA Manufacturer (62)
FFL	Type 20 Manufacturer of High Explosives
NYSP Licensed	Manufacturer / Dealer /Gunsmith
NYS DOL Licensed	Manufacturer / Dealer High Explosives
NJ DOL Licensed	Dealer of Explosives
US Dept. of Commerce	Imitation Firearms Exempt
US Dept. of State	Manufacturer / Exporter of Defense Articles
US DOT-FMCSA	Interstate Carrier of Hazardous Materials - Explosives less than 55 lbs of Div.1.1,1.2,1.3 or any quantity of Div. 1.5 material that requires placarding.

Applied Tactical Technologies, Inc. Started in 1985 as a media advisory service for weapon-related matters, the entity grew into a full-service contract weapon system manufacturer specializing in high-grade firearms for law enforcement tactical teams.
Current manufacturing facilities, located in the heart of Long Island, New York, have unlimited capabilities thanks to a plethora of support business', experienced in aircraft component manufacturing.
The ability to contract manufacture sub-components to military specifications as well as have them MIL-Test in our local DoD licensed testing facility, makes us the go-to systems provider for municipal, state and federal law enforcement agencies.

We are an SBA certified Small Business, we can help large companies meet their small business subcontracting goals by providing high-quality designs, products and components. Please contact our Prime Vendor Liaison Officer at 800-223-1204 or via e-mail Prime Vender Liaison Officer

Prime Contractors: Let us help you achieve your "Responsible Small Business Concern" qualification.

Small Business Set-Aside Program (SBSA) Contracts of $0-$2,500: No set-asides available.

Contracts of $2,500-$100,000: Under the set-aside program, every acquisition of supplies or services that has an anticipated dollar value between $2,500 and $100,000 (except for those acquisitions set aside for very small business concerns, as described below) is automatically reserved exclusively for small businesses.
However, every set-aside must meet the "Rule of Two," which requires that there must be a reasonable expectation that offers will be obtained from two or more small business concerns that are competitive in terms of market prices, quality, and delivery. If only one acceptable offer is received from a responsible small business concern in response to a set-aside, the Contracting Officer is required to make an award to that firm. If no acceptable offers are received from responsible small business concerns, the set-aside will be withdrawn and the product or service, if still valid, will be solicited on an unrestricted basis. Contracts over $100,000: In addition, the Contracting Officer is required to set aside any contract over $100,000 for small businesses when there is a reasonable expectation that offers will be obtained from at least two responsible small business concerns offering the products of different small business concerns and that award will be made at fair market prices.
Partial Set-Asides: A small business set-aside of a single acquisition or a class of acquisitions may be total or partial. The Contracting Officer is required to set aside a portion of an acquisition, except for construction, for exclusive small business participation when: A total set-aside is not appropriate. The government's purchase requirement is severable into two or more economic production runs or reasonable lots. One or more small business concerns are expected to have the technical competence and productive capacity to satisfy the set-aside portion of the requirement at a fair market price. The acquisition is not subject to simplified acquisition procedures.
Qualified Products List (QPL): Any products on a QPL are not set-aside for small business. What's required to be awarded a set-aside contract? To get this type of contract, a business must perform at least a given percentage of the contract. This provision limits the amount of subcontracting a concern may enter into with other firms when performing these types of contracts.
The provisions are as follow:
Construction -- For general and heavy construction contractors, at least 15 percent of the cost of the contract, not including the cost of materials, must be performed by the prime contractor with its own employees. For special trade construction, such as plumbing, electrical, or tile work, this requirement is 25 percent. Manufacturing -- At least 50 percent of the cost of manufacturing, not including the cost of materials, must be done by the prime contractor.
Services -- At least 50 percent of the contract cost for personnel must be performed by the prime contractor's own employees.
Recertification Process for Long-Term Set-Asides. In an effort to improve small business contracting and make sure government goals are being met, the SBA is issuing a new regulation effective June 30, 2007, regarding size certification.

For long-term contracts (more than five years), small businesses will have to recertify their size status after five years, and then before the execution of any contract option after that. In addition, companies that have undergone mergers or acquisitions will have to recertify their size status as well. Originally, businesses only had to certify prior to receiving a contract. The problem was, sometimes businesses grow (or merge) into larger businesses over time. So a contract that was intended only for small businesses morphs into a contract for a regular business. But the government still recognizes the contract as a "small business" contract, counting it toward fulfilling the government's procurement goals. This misleading situation skewers the true level of contracts being awarded to actual small businesses. According to the SBA, the only objective of the new regulation is to achieve better tracking of set-aside contracts, not to penalize growing businesses. In fact, if during the course of a contract our business grows out of its "small" size, there is no termination. All terms and conditions still apply. The only outcome is that the buying agency no longer gets credit for contracting with a small business, forcing the agency to work harder to meet its procurement goals. The SBA also hope the improved record-keeping will increase opportunities for small businesses.

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