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Find what military information, equipment, expertise or procurement support may be provided to civilian authorities and eligible governments.

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Basis: ACQ-43, FIN-01, FIN-11

INT-40 · State and local acquisition support

Let States and localities buy eligible equipment through DoD

Provide a purchasing channel for counterdrug, homeland-security and emergency-response equipment procured by DoD for its own purposes.

What this is not / limit: Not free grant/transfer authority or authority to acquire products DoD never buys for itself.

Executing role: DoD eligible procurement channels and contracting officers

Authority holder

Secretary of Defense in coordination with GSA.

Eligibility gate

  • Equipment on applicable catalog; requested through State process and advance payment.
  • Homeland-security equipment also meets DHS Authorized Equipment List condition.

Funding condition

  • Purchaser funds equipment/admin costs in advance.

All recorded limits

  • Not free grant/transfer authority or authority to acquire products DoD never buys for itself.
  • Purchaser arranges and pays shipment and administrative costs.
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