Covered manufacturers

Known for made-to-measure female armor fit and fast custom delivery. Participates in NASPO ValuePoint and GSA Schedule 84. Generally positioned as mid-market between Point Blank and premium specialty brands.

Veteran-owned. Primarily LE and federal. Known for ICW (in-conjunction-with) plates and rifle-rated plate carrier systems. Participates in multiple state cooperative contracts.

One of the three largest LE armor OEMs in the US. Strong NASPO ValuePoint presence. Manufactures soft armor, hard armor plates, and carriers. Owns PACA as a separate brand aimed at budget-conscious agencies.

Iowa-based hard-armor specialist. Known for ceramic/composite rifle-rated plates with NIJ 0101.06 certifications across Level III, III+, and IV. Serves LE, military, and commercial markets; strong commercial e-commerce presence alongside agency contracts.

Cadre Holdings subsidiary. Second Chance is its premier-tier soft armor line; Protech Tactical handles tactical hard armor and plate carriers. Extensive GSA Schedule 84 footprint. Kahr Arms acquired Safariland's duty gear in 2024.

US body armor / ballistic protection vendor. Listing details are being populated — if you represent Slate Solutions, claim this listing at /vendor to add corporate contact, HQ address, and product lines.

Focused on made-to-measure concealable vests and corrections-market armor. NASPO ValuePoint participant. Strong Southeast dealer network.

West-coast LE and federal supplier. Manufactures ballistic helmets, hard armor plates, bomb blankets, and shields in addition to soft armor. Notable for a deep helmet line (FAST, ACH-variant) alongside armor.