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Armor Express

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The HighCom 4s17™ is one of our top selling rifle armor solutions. The 4s17 is a level IV stand alone plate that provides armor-piercing protection at an affordable cost. Engineered with a ceramic strike face, the 4s17 is DEA compliant and is NIJ 0101.06 compliant “Certified” by NIJ and can be found listed on the NIJ’s CPL (Compliant Product List). Features: Protection: Level IV Stand Alone Armor Piercing NIJ Standard 0101.06 CERTIFIED: This product is NIJ 0101.06 compliant “Certified” by NIJ and can be found listed on the NIJ’s CPL DEA: Hard Armor Protocol Compliant RST: Rifle Special Threats Validated Material: Ceramic strike face composite backing Exterior Cover: 1000D CORDURA®, Textured Nylon Thinness: 0.95” Cut: Available in Shooters, Swimmers, and Full (10” x 12” shooters cut is considered nominal 9.5” x 11.5” dimensions) Warranty: 10 years on all ballistic material excluding exterior cover and 1 year on exterior cover material and workmanship **Armor Express sources hard armor from a number of manufacturers and these products vary in size, shape, and weight and may change without notice. Please verify these details prior to actual purchase.** Armor Express 750-A W Fieldcrest Rd. Eden, North Carolina 27288 Toll Free: (866) 357-3845 About Us Contact Careers Become a Distributor

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Used by (Armor Express)

4 agencies · 4 contracts · $37.6M total
  • US Department of Homeland Security — CBP
    federal · last 3/12/2024
    $18.5M
  • US Department of Justice — FBI
    federal · last 11/5/2023
    $9.2M
  • New York State Police
    state · NY · last 9/14/2023
    $5.8M
  • California Department of Corrections
    state · CA · last 6/21/2024
    $4.1M

Sourced from USAspending.gov / FPDS and public procurement records. Mapping is by manufacturer; direct SKU attribution arrives as FPDS description parsing improves.

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Federal contract activity (3y)

Total spend
$41,119,951
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63
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12
Top agencyContractsSpend
Department of Defense5$32,545,810
Department of Homeland Security19$3,262,292
Department of Justice23$1,539,596
Immigration and Customs Enforcement1$1,104,237
Training Center Division1$945,461

Aggregated from HigherGov + USASpending.gov. Manufacturer-grain (line-item attribution to specific products isn’t available from federal sources). Latest award: Sep 29, 2026.

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