WA ST Dept of Commerce 10/15/2021

• Three 0-ring packs with lube for bottles (one at each precinct and one in the armorer's armory). • Six boxes of PAVA/OC projectiles. Each box contains 150 rounds,equaling 900 total rounds. Each less-than-lethal launcher magazine has a fifteen-round capacity, equaling 180 rounds (12*15) needed for the initial deployment.An additional 180 rounds are needed for back-up and reloading capabilities to be stored in the carrying case in vehicles, and an additional 390 rounds are needed to replace the rounds in the magazines and cases. • Six boxes of yellow indelible paint marking projectiles. Each box contains 150 rounds. Same justification for number of rounds as the PACA/OC detailed in the bullet point above. • Twenty boxes of training projectiles. Each box contains 150 rounds,totaling 3000 rounds. These rounds are used for the initial training. Each member of the Everett Police Department below the rank of lieutenant will be trained in the use of the compressed air less-than-lethal launchers. There are fifteen members of the department at the rank of lieutenant or above, leaving 192 members requiring training. Each person requires fifteen rounds in the initial training, totaling 2,880 rounds. Additionally, personnel who wish to remain qualified on the use of the compressed air less-than-lethal launcher are required to qualify by deploying fifteen rounds semi-annually. • Three SCUBA tanks for air filling stations (one at each precinct and one in the armorer's armory). • One less-than-lethal training target system for training and qualifications. • One armorer's tool kit containing all the necessary tools and equipment to inspect, repair, and maintain the compressed air less-than-lethal launchers. The equipment acquired under this RFP is intended to be used by members of the Special Operations Group and the Operations division,which includes patrol and specialty units supporting patrol. Personnel who are trained and who have qualified with the compressed air less-than-lethal launchers will be authorized to check out and carry the launchers while on-duty. The purchase of eight additional launchers for the Operations division, combined with the four previously purchased launchers, equates to twelve