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Handcuffs and Full Restraint Systems

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W912L9-17-T-5000Federal

Submission Closed06/23/2017, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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Department Of Defense → W7M7 Uspfo Activity In Arng

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922140 - Correctional Institutions

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USPFO Warehouse 2002 S. Holt Rd, INDIANAPOLIS, IN, 46241-4804, USA

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PhaseClosed

PostedJun 5

Combined Synopsis

Response DeadlineJun 23

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06/23/2017, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W7M7 Uspfo Activity In Arng

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OfficeINDIANAPOLIS, IN, 46241-4839, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W7M7 Uspfo Activity In Arng

Office AddressINDIANAPOLIS, IN, 46241-4839, USA

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Name Brand or Equal may be quoted 1. Smith & Wesson Model 100-1 Handcuffs, Nickel 75 - Each Double locking, satin nickel finish, 2 handcuff keys included. High quality construction for years of service. * Wrist Opening: 2.04" * Locking Positions: 22 * First notch inside perimeter: 8.40" * Last notch inside perimeter: 5.80" * Tightest inside width: 1.80" * Distance between cuffs: 2.00" * Maximum overall length: 8.98" * Weight: 10 ounces 2. CTS Thompson Model 7084 Blue Box Cover For Chain Handcuff 7 - Each Made of reinforced ABS and steel. Blue Box Transport Systems: safe, strong and tough. CTS Thompson Blue Box systems keeps handcuff keyholes covered for top security during transport or detention. Double locks can be activated from outside of box. Accepts most standard chain handcuffs, oversized chain handcuffs, and leg irons (with one box on each side). Handcuffs or leg irons not included. Weighs 4.6 ounces. * Handcuffs can be preloaded into box before being put on prisoner. * Box and handcuffs can be applied to the subject from the interrogation position (no more dangerous face to face confrontations). * The blue box's patented double lock slots allow you to set the double locks after the prisoner is in the cuffs and the box is locked to the belly chain. (Some S&W models must be double locked first.) * When used with the blue box, a standard set of handcuffs will limit the subject's mobility, hide the keyholes, and provide greater safety for the transporting officer. 3. Smith & Wesson Model 1840 Chain Restraint Belt 7 - Each Smith & Wesson Model 1840 Chain Restraint Belt with 60" steel chain and large steel link that accommodates standard and oversized handcuffs. Restraint chain can be used with a Blue or black box with a padlock, or insert link through one of the chain links to create an instant, secure belly chain. Weighs 22 ounces. 4. SureLock M&P2 Full Restraint System - Leg Iron 4 - Each A. SureLock M&P Waist Belt * Fits 29-50? waist * Cut-resistant Ballistic Nylon with non-slip inner-belt fabric integrated with two stainless steel braided cords * Cut-resistant one-inch, 3000-lb test, Nylon tethers integrated with stainless steel braided cords * Tethers extendable to 14? * Cut-resistant, two-inch, Nylon seat belt strap integrated with stainless steel braided cords * Proprietary lockable Main Buckle * Two proprietary UniLock devices * UniLocks come standard in Gun Metal; also available in High-Visibility Yellow (HVY) * Peerless M700C carbon steel, nickel-plated handcuffs (NIJ approved) * Two standard handcuff keys * Storage Bag * User Guide B. Leg Iron Restraint * Strong one-inch, 1000-lb test, Nylon tethers integrated with our proprietary UniLock locking buckles * Attaches to SureLock.M&P Waist Belt or a secure object via a Peerless M700C handcuff (2 keys included) * Proprietary Upper UniLock device allows one-way restricted movement, released with standard handcuff key * Lockable Peerless M703 carbon steel, nickel-plated leg irons with 15? chain effectively limit range of motion C.Storage Bag M&P The Storage Bag comes with the SureLock.M&P Full Restraint System or the SureLock.M&P Waist Belt. It is designed to hold a Waist Belt, leg restraint, and User Guide. D. User Guide 5. Cuff Lock Oversized Shackle Handcuff Key Padlock 7 - Each Cuff Lock Handcuff Key Padlock opens with any standard handcuff key. Used for prisoner transport, just one key opens handcuffs and padlock on restraint chain or belt.. Features an extra large shackle, 3 1/4" high with 2" shackle. Designed to fit through hole in blue/black box. Plain brass finish. Keys not included.