Suffolk Co. (NY) Police Department awards major contract to Applied Tactical Technologies for Damascus Protective Gear

Applied Tactical Technologies, Inc., (ATT-TACTICAL™) a privately held New York corporation that provides weaponry, explosives and support equipment to law enforcement and military end-users, announced today that they have been awarded through a highly competitive bid process, a contract to supply protective apparel to the department’s Crisis Action Team (CAT). Damascus is a major supplier of correctional and riot gear specifically designed and manufactured to protect officers from serious injury during public disturbances, as well as day to day law enforcement efforts.

“It was a highly charged bid process with another vender of a competitor product challenging the validity of our bid prices. In the end, it was our product’s design, quality and price that convinced the department’s CAT supervisor that Damascus Protective Gear would be their choice. The status quo of the monolithic multi-national holding company dominating the market place is coming to an end, and we are strategically positioned to take the lead,” stated Jon Glazer, Applied Tactical Technologies’ Information Director. “All our hard work, time and expense in achieving this major award was well spend.”

About Applied Tactical Technologies, Inc.

ATT-TACTICAL™ is a federally recognized small business. The corporation is privately held and is headquartered on Long Island, New York. Its client base is made up of federal, state and municipal law enforcement agencies as well as military special-deployment teams. Recent acquisitions have provided for expanding their customer base to foreign governments and commercial entities. The company’s main focus is the manufacture and marketing of high-end weapons and related support equipment designed and intended for use in support of Homeland Security efforts. The Company also continues to focus on the research and development of additional applications of its proprietary technologies and their further exploitation, both internally and through collaboration with third parties.
(http://www.att-tactical.com).