About 413 Active
Built for the
People Who Serve.
Why We Exist
There Was a Gap.
We Filled It.
Military units, law enforcement departments, and fire/EMS stations have always needed quality apparel and tactical equipment. The problem wasn't supply — it was the procurement process. Vendors who couldn't navigate a government purchase order. Manufacturers who didn't understand minimum order requirements for a 30-person unit. Distributors who had never heard of APO/FPO shipping.
413 Active was built to close that gap. We're a tactical apparel and equipment procurement company that operates at the intersection of premium gear and government-ready process. We handle custom unit apparel, tactical uniform procurement through authorized dealer relationships, and full equipment outfitting — all through a single, streamlined contract.
Berry
Amendment Compliant
SAM.gov
Registered
Crye
Authorized Dealer
48hr
Mockup Turnaround
Mission Statement
"To be the most trusted procurement partner for military, law enforcement, and fire/EMS organizations — delivering premium tactical apparel and equipment through a process that respects how government acquisition actually works."
What Sets Us Apart
Three Things That Matter.
We Understand the Mission.
Most apparel vendors don't know the difference between an ACFT and a PFA. They don't understand why APO/FPO shipping matters, why Berry Amendment compliance is non-negotiable for some contracts, or why a unit S4 needs a clean purchase order — not a PayPal link. We do. Because we've been in those rooms.
One Vendor. One Contract.
Most units are managing apparel, uniforms, and equipment through multiple vendors — multiple invoices, multiple points of contact, multiple opportunities for something to go wrong. We consolidate all of it. One relationship. One contract. One point of accountability.
We're Built for Government Procurement.
SAM.gov registration, Berry Amendment compliance, CAGE code on file, and contract vehicles ready for BPA, IDIQ, and GPC. We didn't retrofit our business for government procurement — we built it that way from the start. That's the difference between a vendor that can take a purchase order and one that's actually set up to receive it.