FBI Academy Law Enforcement Vendor Fair

FBC coordinates the FBI Academy Law Enforcement Vendor Fair 3 times each year; this is the first event of 2010. Because of the graduation schedule of the Academy, the audience changes for each event. At the last event, October 2009, there were 275 attendees such as FBI Agents, FBI Academy Staff and Students, and Federal, State, Local & International Law Enforcement Officers.

About the FBI Academy

The FBI National Academy is a law enforcement learning and research center for leaders and managers of state and local police, sheriffs' departments, military police organizations, and federal law enforcement agencies. Its mission is to lead and inspire, through excellence in training and research, the education and development of the criminal justice community; and to influence change and forge partnerships that ensure the safety and security of the citizens of the United States and around the world. Click here for more information regarding the FBI Academy.

••Please note security deadlines for this event: The required security paperwork is due 30 working days prior to this event (Monday, February 1, 2010 by noon). Failure to supply ORIGINAL paperwork will result in denied access to the FBI Academy. It is strongly recommended that you submit a third representative as a back-up.

Requested Technologies

NO LIVE WEAPONS ALLOWED. Fake weapons must be approved.

The following products are appropriate, but not limited to:

Communications: Airborne/Microwave Communications, CAD/RMS, Communication Interoperability, Communications Recording, Dispatch/Communications Equipment, Mobile Data, Radios and Headsets, Secure Communications, Wireless Communications, and Wireless Handsets

Duty Gear: Badges, Batons, Body Armor, Flashlights/Spotlights, Gloves, Helmets, Holsters, Personal Protective Equipment, Prisoner Transport Systems, Restraints, Riot Gear, Night Vision, Shooting Range Equipment, Sights and Scopes, K9 Products, Projectiles and Launchers , Sprays and Aerosols, Stun Guns, and Tasers

Investigation: Cameras, Crime Scene Investigation, Facial Composites, Forensic Supplies, and Wire Tap Software

Personal Protective Equipment: Emergency Response Software, Emergency Response Training Tools, and WMD Equipment

Police Technology: In-Car Video, Mobile Computers, Night Vision, Public Safety Software, Radar, Report Writing Software, Robotic Systems, Thermal Imaging, and Video Analysis

Tactical: Ballistic Shields, Hydration Systems, Tactical Apparel, Tactical Eyewear, and Tactical Footwear

Traffic Enforcement Technologies

Training: Classroom Audio / Visual, Shooting Range Equipment, Training Products, Training Services, Training Simulators, and Training Suits

Vehicle Equipment: Cargo Storage, Consoles and Mounts, Light Bars, Push Bumpers, Sirens, Vehicle Command Systems, and Vehicle Graphics