The HMTV is the ultimate Tactical Carrier. It achieves the elusive balance between the competing demands of adequate protection and increased mobility through enhanced ballistic panel contouring. In addition, the HMTV offers a fully modular tactical armor package, where each ballistic panel is removable ensuring complete flexibility for the operator, based on ever-changing situational demands. Front, rear and side plate pockets allow additional protection. The High-Mobility-Tactical-Vest-HMTV-500 is designed for superior protection and reliability, making it an essential piece of gear for law enforcement, military personnel, and security professionals. Built with high-quality materials and advanced engineering, it provides optimal safety without compromising comfort or mobility. With a focus on durability, the High-Mobility-Tactical-Vest-HMTV-500 offers enhanced resistance against impact and ballistic threats, ensuring maximum defense in high-risk situations. Whether you’re in tactical operations, law enforcement missions, or personal defense scenarios, this product delivers the strength and protection you need.
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Where to buy
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Physical + multi-hit specs
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Federal contract activity (3y)
- Total spend
- $145,214
- Contracts
- 4
- Distinct agencies
- 2
| Top agency | Contracts | Spend |
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| Department of Defense | 3 | $127,004 |
| Department of the Interior | 1 | $18,210 |
Aggregated from HigherGov + USASpending.gov. Manufacturer-grain (line-item attribution to specific products isn’t available from federal sources). Latest award: Jun 30, 2025.
Certifications
Cooperative contracts
Coverage is manufacturer-level; individual SKUs may require a participating-addendum in your state. See the coverage matrix.