Blast Mitigation Products
Complete Catalog of GSA-Approved Blast Mitigation Coating Products — Polyurea, Epoxy, Acrylic, Polyurethane & Wall Systems
BlastMitigation.net offers the most comprehensive catalog of blast mitigation products available to government, military, and commercial facilities. Our blast mitigation coating systems are GSA-approved, DoD-compliant, and tested to ASTM, UFC 4-010-01, and FEMA 426 standards — providing certified protection against IED, VBIED, and industrial explosion threats.
Every blast mitigation product in our catalog is specified, installed, inspected, and warranted by our team of certified blast protection engineers. From initial threat assessment through final compliance certification, BlastMitigation.net is your single-source provider for all blast mitigation products and services.
Our Blast Mitigation Product Lines
We supply four primary blast mitigation coating product lines, each optimized for specific threat levels, substrates, and performance requirements:
1. Polyurea Blast Mitigation Products
Our polyurea blast mitigation products represent the highest-performance systems in our catalog. With elongation values of 400–600%, rapid cure times measured in seconds, and tensile strengths exceeding 3,500 psi, polyurea systems are the specification standard for Level III and IV threat environments including military installations, embassies, and critical infrastructure.
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2. Epoxy Blast Mitigation Products
Our epoxy blast mitigation products deliver exceptional adhesion (300–500+ psi to concrete) and compressive strength (10,000–15,000 psi) for structural blast protection applications. Epoxy systems are specified for interior wall hardening, FRP reinforcement bonding, and chemical-resistant blast protection applications.
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3. Acrylic Blast Mitigation Products
Our acrylic blast mitigation products provide weather-resistant, architecturally compatible exterior blast protection at the lowest system cost. High-build elastomeric acrylics are specified for exterior walls at Level I–II threat facilities and as UV-stable topcoats over polyurea or epoxy base systems.
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4. Polyurethane Blast Mitigation Products
Our polyurethane blast mitigation products combine meaningful elongation (100–300%), excellent durability, and UV stability (aliphatic systems) at a cost point between acrylic and polyurea. Polyurethane is specified for Level I–III threat applications in both interior and exterior environments.
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Blast Mitigation Product Comparison Chart
| Product Line | Elongation | Tensile Strength | Cure Time | UV Resistance | Threat Level | Relative Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polyurea | 400–600% | 3,000–4,500 psi | Minutes | Good (aliphatic) | I–IV | $$$$ |
| Epoxy | 5–10% | 7,000–15,000 psi | Hours–Days | Poor | I–III | $$$ |
| Acrylic | 100–300% | 500–1,500 psi | Hours | Excellent | I–II | $ |
| Polyurethane | 100–300% | 2,000–4,000 psi | Hours | Good (aliphatic) | I–III | $$ |
| Composite Wall System | 400–600% | 3,000+ psi | 24 hrs | Excellent | I–IV | $$$–$$$$ |
How to Select the Right Blast Mitigation Product
Selecting the correct blast mitigation product requires a systematic engineering approach based on four key variables:
1. Threat Level Classification (UFC 4-010-01)
Your facility’s threat level is determined by its occupancy category, function, and standoff distance from potential vehicle-borne threat positions. Levels range from I (Very Low) to IV (High). The threat level directly determines minimum coating elongation, tensile strength, and DFT requirements.
2. Substrate Type
Concrete, masonry, steel, and EIFS substrates each have specific preparation requirements and coating compatibility constraints. Substrate condition (soundness, moisture content, contamination) affects primer selection and achievable adhesion values.
3. Exposure Environment
Interior vs. exterior exposure determines whether UV-stable chemistry (aliphatic polyurethane or acrylic) is required. Chemical exposure, temperature extremes, and humidity affect coating chemistry and primer selection.
4. Project Constraints
Budget, schedule, occupancy requirements, and facility access constraints (active military bases, occupied government buildings) influence product selection and application method.
Our engineers will evaluate all four variables for your specific project and recommend the optimal blast mitigation product specification — at no cost as part of our free consultation program.
Blast Mitigation Products for Specific Facility Types
Military Installations
UFC 4-010-01 Level III and IV threat environments require polyurea blast mitigation products with minimum 400% elongation and 125–250+ mils DFT. All products must be GSA-approved and installed by DoD-certified contractors.
Embassy & Diplomatic Facilities
DOS/DS blast mitigation specifications for embassies typically require polyurea or composite (epoxy + polyurea) systems with Level III or IV performance, installed by cleared contractors with appropriate security credentials.
Federal & Government Buildings
GSA PBS-P100 and ISC Security Design Criteria govern blast mitigation product selection for non-DoD federal facilities. Level II or III systems — typically polyurethane or polyurea — are most commonly specified.
Courthouses & Judicial Facilities
DOJ and GSA antiterrorism standards for courthouses specify Level III blast protection. Interior polyurea or epoxy-FRP composite blast mitigation systems are the standard specification for retrofit courthouse hardening.
Critical Infrastructure
Power plants, water treatment facilities, data centers, and financial institutions use blast mitigation products based on DHS CISA threat assessments. Polyurea and polyurethane systems are most commonly specified based on facility-specific threat analysis.
Industrial & Petrochemical Facilities
Process safety and explosion protection applications in refineries, chemical plants, and LNG facilities require blast mitigation products with both blast resistance and chemical resistance. Epoxy and polyurea systems with chemical-resistant topcoats are standard for these applications.
GSA Schedule Blast Mitigation Products
All BlastMitigation.net blast mitigation coating products and installation services are available through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), simplifying procurement for federal agencies and DoD contracting offices. GSA Schedule purchasing provides:
- Pre-negotiated, fair-and-reasonable pricing — no need for competitive bidding on individual projects
- Simplified procurement process reducing administrative burden on contracting officers
- Pre-vetted contractor with verified compliance history and past performance
- Available on-demand for urgent force protection upgrades and emergency deployments
Contact BlastMitigation.net for our GSA Schedule contract number, product line items, and current pricing schedule. Our GSA contracting team will assist your procurement office through the order process.
Blast Mitigation Product Quality & Warranty
Every blast mitigation product supplied and installed by BlastMitigation.net is backed by our comprehensive quality assurance program and warranty coverage:
- Material Quality: All products are sourced from certified manufacturers with ISO 9001:2015 quality management systems
- Third-Party Testing: Coating systems are tested by independent laboratories to verify elongation, tensile strength, adhesion, and other performance properties prior to project specification
- Certified Installation: All installations are performed by certified applicators trained and credentialed on the specific product systems being installed
- Third-Party Inspection: Independent inspectors verify substrate preparation, application, and quality control test results on every project
- 10-Year Performance Warranty: All BlastMitigation.net blast mitigation product installations carry a 10-year performance warranty covering adhesion failure, material degradation, and performance below specified parameters
- Extended Warranty: 20-year extended warranties are available on polyurea blast mitigation systems
Frequently Asked Questions About Blast Mitigation Products
Which blast mitigation product is best for my facility?
The best blast mitigation product depends on your facility’s UFC 4-010-01 threat level classification, substrate type, exposure environment, and project budget. Polyurea is the highest-performing system for Level III–IV threats; polyurethane is the preferred choice for Level I–III applications where cost is a constraint; epoxy is ideal for interior structural hardening and FRP bonding; acrylic is best for exterior Level I–II applications. Contact our engineers for a free product recommendation consultation.
Are your blast mitigation products approved for DoD projects?
Yes. All BlastMitigation.net blast mitigation coating products meet the requirements of UFC 4-010-01 (DoD Minimum Antiterrorism Standards), are available on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and have been installed on DoD facilities worldwide. Our engineers are experienced with DoD contracting requirements, DFARS provisions, and security clearance requirements for sensitive installations.
Can I purchase blast mitigation products directly without installation services?
Yes. We supply blast mitigation coating products for owner-furnished, contractor-installed projects. Product-only supply is available with full technical support, specification documents, application guides, and quality assurance protocols. Minimum order quantities and lead times apply. Contact our sales team for product-only pricing.
What documentation is provided with blast mitigation product purchases?
All blast mitigation product purchases include: Safety Data Sheets (SDS), product data sheets with certified performance test data, application instructions, substrate preparation guides, quality control testing protocols, and compliance letters confirming conformance to UFC 4-010-01, GSA PBS-P100, and other applicable standards. Installation projects also include third-party inspection reports and project-specific compliance certification letters.
Do blast mitigation products require special handling or storage?
Most blast mitigation coating products must be stored between 50°F and 90°F in a dry environment away from direct sunlight. Two-component systems have specific mix ratio and pot life requirements. Plural-component polyurea products require temperature-controlled storage and temperature-controlled transfer lines during spray application. Our technical team provides complete handling, storage, and application instructions for all products.
Get a Free Blast Mitigation Products Consultation
Our blast mitigation engineers will assess your facility and provide a compliant specification at no cost. GSA Schedule available.