Tactical Bomb Tech Kits

Tactical Bomb Tech Kits — Tools On Your Body When It Counts

Tactical Bomb Techs don't get second chances. These kits put immediate-action tools on the operator for work inside structures, during CQB, and anywhere standoff tools and robots are unavailable or too slow. Configured under ISO 9001:2015 in Franklin, TN. ITAR-compliant. GSA Schedule GS-07F-148GA. Built to match real TTPs, not a catalog checklist.

Tactical Bomb Tech Kits: Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Tactical Bomb Tech kit?

A body-worn immediate-action tool loadout for bomb technicians operating inside structures, during CQB, or alongside assault elements — environments where standoff tools and robots are unavailable or too slow. Tools, rigging, diagnostics, and marking systems organized so the tech works the problem instead of digging for gear.

What tools are included in a Tactical Bomb Tech kit?

Typical components include non-magnetic cutting tools, inspection tools, remote pull options, pry tools, and initiation disruption accessories — selected for speed, mobility, and threat proximity. Exact contents vary by kit and mission profile.

How do TBT kits differ from full EOD tool kits?

TBT kits are built for close-range immediate response — what one operator carries on their body when the timeline is compressed. Full EOD kits support wide-ranging render-safe and heavy tool operations from a team or vehicle loadout. For those, see EOD Tool Kits.

Are TBT kits standardized or customizable?

Both. Kits can be unit-standardized for interoperability and training consistency, or custom-built to mission profiles, agency SOPs, and operator preference — configured in-house under ISO 9001:2015, or build your own tool by tool.

Do you offer sustainment and replacement support?

Yes. We support kit readiness with component replacement, upgrades, and sustainment aligned to evolving threats and unit requirements — so a kit fielded today stays mission-ready years on. Contact us for sustainment planning.

Can TBT kits be purchased through GSA or FedMall?

Yes. Many kits and components are available through GSA-authorized purchasing — Schedule GS-07F-148GA — with ITAR-compliant sourcing when required. Use the contact form for procurement support.