Highlights
- Axon Enterprise, Inc. received a $3,576,269.60 federal contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs for police body cameras and vehicle-mounted cameras.
- The award falls under VISN 9, the VA's regional network, and is tied to a broader $60 million IDIQ contract Axon signed with the VA in October 2022.
- The VA's Northeast Phoenix clinic in Scottsdale, at 11390 East Via Linda Road, is among the facilities served by the Veterans Integrated Services Networks covered under Axon's VA deployment.
- Axon's Evidence platform is the only FedRAMP-authorized digital evidence management cloud service approved by the DoD, DHS, and GSA.
Axon Enterprise, Inc. has secured a $3,576,269.60 federal contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs to supply police body cameras and vehicle-mounted cameras, according to procurement data published on USAspending.gov. The award, identified as contract 36C24923F0336, covers VISN 9 police body cameras and vehicle-mounted cameras.
The contract draws from a larger agreement. In October 2022, the VA signed a $60 million indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract with Axon to deploy body and in-car cameras across VA police departments nationwide. Under that arrangement, VA police officers, detectives, and special agents at VA medical centers and clinics across all Veterans Integrated Service Networks receive Axon Body 3 cameras and Axon Fleet 3 in-car cameras, the latter equipped with AI-powered automated license plate reader technology.
Axon's Evidence platform, the digital backbone for storing and managing footage, holds FedRAMP authorization and has been approved for use by the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security, and the General Services Administration, making it the only cloud-based digital evidence management system with that designation.
The Scottsdale footprint of the VA's operations gives the contract local relevance beyond Axon's headquarters address. The Northeast Phoenix VA Clinic, located at 11390 East Via Linda Road in Scottsdale, opened in 2012 and operates as a high-complexity facility serving veterans in the region. VA police at facilities such as this one fall within the deployment scope of Axon's broader VA agreement.
The VISN 9 task order is one of multiple contract actions the VA has executed against the 2022 IDIQ vehicle. Additional task orders under the same base contract are expected as the VA completes its rollout across all 18 Veterans Integrated Service Networks.
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- USAspending.gov retrieved 03/09/2026 07:46
- investor.axon.com retrieved 03/09/2026 07:46
- marketplace.va.gov retrieved 03/09/2026 07:46
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