Highlights
- The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded Axon Enterprise, Inc. a $3,151,212.61 contract for body cameras with licensing and storage.
- The contract, award ID 36C26023N0561, runs on a base-plus-four-years structure.
- Axon is headquartered in Scottsdale and holds a prior $60 million IDIQ relationship with the VA for body and in-car camera systems.
- The new award falls under that broader VA camera deployment, which includes Axon Body 3 cameras across all Veterans Integrated Services Networks.
Axon Enterprise, Inc., the Scottsdale public-safety technology company, has been awarded a $3,151,212.61 federal contract by the Department of Veterans Affairs for body cameras with licensing and storage, according to USAspending.gov procurement records.
The contract, identified as award 36C26023N0561, is structured as a base period plus four option years.
The award builds on a broader VA relationship with Axon. In October 2022, the VA signed a $60 million indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract to deploy Axon body and in-car camera systems across VA police operations nationwide. That agreement covers Axon Body 3 cameras across all Veterans Integrated Services Networks, Axon Fleet 3 in-car cameras with automated license plate reader technology, and Axon Respond real-time situational awareness software. Axon Evidence, the company's digital evidence management platform, is described as the only FedRAMP-authorized cloud service provider in that category.
The new $3.15 million obligation represents a task order or delivery order against that existing vehicle, consistent with how IDIQ contracts are funded over time.
What does Axon supply to the VA?
Under the broader VA agreement, Axon supplies body-worn cameras, in-car cameras with AI-powered license plate reader capability, and cloud-based digital evidence management through its Axon Evidence platform. The current award specifically covers body cameras with license and storage on a base-plus-four-year term.
The place of performance is listed as Arizona in federal procurement records.
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- USAspending.gov retrieved 24/08/2026 08:09
- investor.axon.com retrieved 24/08/2026 08:09
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