Virginia Beach, VA – 26 November 2025 – LionHeart Alliance, a Virginia Beach-based tactical gear supplier, has been selected as a contract awardee on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Law Enforcement (LE) Equipment Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA). With a total ceiling of $49.5 million, this award allows LionHeart to support ICE Office of Firearms and Tactical Programs (OFTP) with essential tactical equipment – delivered fast and procured without friction.
The LE equipment contract is built to simplify the acquisition of mission-critical gear for its Special Agents and Officers – everything from medical kits, breaching equipment, weapons accessories, tactical nylon and law enforcement specific gear. This contract spans a one-year base period with two optional renewals, supporting both urgent needs and long-term programs.
About LionHeart Alliance
LionHeart Alliance is an operational equipment supplier built for the next generation of government procurement. Based in Virginia Beach, we serve federal agencies, state and local law enforcement departments, and defense professionals across the country – delivering the gear they trust through the channels they actually use.
We don’t build products, we build relationships to solve your equipment problems. Whether you’re buying on GSA, placing a PO, or standing up a multi-year contract, our team knows how to get it done – fast, clean, and without excuses. Backed by real-world experience, a curated catalog of high-performance brands, and a no-nonsense approach to service, LionHeart makes procurement frictionless.
With a deep catalog covering:
- Apparel
- Ballistic Protection
- Combat Swag™ Patches
- Tactical Gear
- Weapons Parts & Accessories
- Night Vision & Thermal Devices
… and access to thousands of trusted brands, LionHeart is built to deliver – fast, flexible, and fully aligned with the operational tempo of modern mission sets.
Learn more at www.LHAGear.com or contact [email protected].
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