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The Law Enforcement and Public Safety subcategory within GSA MAS Category 6 provides specialized equipment, technology, and services for federal law enforcement agencies, first responders, and emergency management organizations. It includes body cameras, forensic equipment, less-lethal weapons, emergency communications, and law enforcement training services.
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