Your Purchasing Office Has A List.
All Of It Is On This Page.
A UEI, a CAGE code, a W‑9 and a vendor who has been paid by a federal agency before. Nobody raises a requisition without them, so they are here rather than three emails away.
The Part Your Buyer Actually Needs
Every one of these is public record. Copy them straight into your vendor form. You do not need to speak to us first, and we would rather you did not have to.
| Legal Name | DSM Safety Products, Inc. |
|---|---|
| UEI | MMYGTVRG8258 |
| CAGE Code | 74SS3 |
| NAICS | 315210 (Cut and Sew Apparel Contractors) |
| Business Size | Small business |
| Address | Sparks, Nevada, United States |
| In Business Since | 2008 |
| Telephone | 1-775-250-5523 |
| W-9 | Issued with every written quote |
| Patent | US 8,191,748 B2 |
Verify Us. The UEI and CAGE above are searchable on SAM.gov, and the award history in the next section is on USAspending.gov. We would rather you checked than took our word for it.
Multiple Federal Agencies Have Already Bought These
The hardest question a purchasing office asks is has anyone like us bought this before.
Yes. Seven federal prime contract awards, totalling roughly $201,000 across two departments.
We are a registered federal supplier and have been paid by multiple federal agencies. Our registration is not a claim we are making: the UEI and CAGE code below are a public record you can pull yourself in about a minute.
It matters for one practical reason. A vendor who has already been through federal registration, invoicing and payment is a vendor your finance office has seen the shape of before.
Source. Federal award counts and values are from public federal contracting data for DSM Safety Products, Inc. (UEI MMYGTVRG8258). DSM is a supplier of record to these departments. Nothing here is an endorsement by any agency, and none is implied.
How A Bulk Order Actually Runs
Agency and bulk orders do not go through the retail cart. They run on paper, in this order. Orders under twenty units do not: those go straight through the shop at list price, and we would rather you did that than wait on a quote you do not need.
Tell Us The Unit
Designations, colors, carry options and quantity. Mixed orders are normal. A tactical element and a transport crew rarely want the same thing.
Written Quote And W‑9
Line items, unit pricing and lead time in writing, with the W‑9 and the identifiers above, so the requisition can be raised without a follow-up call.
Send The Purchase Order
Federal, state and municipal purchase orders are accepted, and have been since 2008. Your terms travel with your PO.
Vet, Then Ship
Multi-address shipping so each precinct, station or campus receives its own. Every order is vetted before anything leaves, including a department's.
“What is the minimum, the lead time and the price?”
Lead times depend on specific times of year and demand, so ask at the time and you will get the honest answer for that week rather than a number that turns out to be wrong. Price and minimum depend on the mix: how many designations, which carry options, how many ship-to addresses. Publishing one number for all of it would be guesswork dressed as a price list.
They are the first three lines of your written quote instead. Send the mix and you will have them in writing, not in conversation.
Send Us The Mix
The five things below are everything needed to put a quote in your hands. If you only have three of them, send three. We will ask about the rest.
| Designations | POLICE, SHERIFF, SECURITY, MEDICAL, LEOSA and the rest |
|---|---|
| Quantity | Per designation, and whether the mix repeats annually |
| Carry Option | Which pouch, and which pouch |
| Ship-To | One address, or one per precinct, station or campus |
| Paperwork | Tell us what your office needs and it comes with the quote |
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From The Law Enforcement Experts
DSM’s reference base today is law enforcement, so that is whose words are below. We are not going to put a quote in a paramedic’s mouth to fill a gap. If your service runs these and would say something on the record, we would like to hear from you.
I purchased them and have them in place with my lieutenants, detectives, school resource officer, myself and others ready for special events.Chief William L. HarveyEphrata Police Department
It's Life Insurance on your hip!Ken HackathornPolice / Military Tactics Instructor & Gunwriter
Not a single plain clothed officer was engaged whatsoever, even in a low light situation.CyrilLaw Enforcement Training · Active Shooter Refresher
Forty Banners For A Department Is A Normal Tuesday.
So is seven hundred. Send the mix and the ship-to list, and the quote comes back with the paperwork already attached.