Codes Glossary

Safety and Occupational Health specialists develop and manage workplace safety programs across federal agencies. They conduct hazard analyses, implement OSHA compliance programs, and investigate workplace accidents. Contractors providing environmental, health, and safety (EH&S) services must understand federal safety standards. Many service contracts require dedicated safety officers meeting GS-0018 qualifications.

Outdoor Recreation Planners manage recreational programs on federal lands including national parks, forests, and military installations. They plan facilities, trails, and visitor programs. Contracts for recreation facility design, trail construction, visitor center operations, and campground management on federal lands often align with this series.

Security Administration specialists manage personnel security, physical security, and information security programs. They process clearances, develop security policies, and oversee classified material handling. Security services contracts are among the largest categories in federal procurement. Cleared contractors and security consulting firms staff positions equivalent to this series across DoD and intelligence agencies.

Federal Police Officers provide law enforcement and security at federal facilities, military installations, VA medical centers, and other government properties. They enforce federal laws and regulations. Guard and protective services contracts are a major procurement category. Many federal facilities use contract security forces that work alongside federal police officers.

Emergency Management specialists plan for and coordinate responses to natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and other emergencies. They develop continuity of operations plans and manage emergency communication systems. FEMA and DoD issue significant contracts for emergency preparedness, disaster response, and continuity planning. Contractors provide surge staffing during disaster events.

Social Scientists apply behavioral and social science principles to federal programs. They conduct research, analyze social trends, and evaluate the effectiveness of government policies and programs. Research and evaluation contracts for HHS, DOL, and Education frequently require social scientists. Program evaluation and policy analysis are common contracted services.

Economists analyze economic data, develop forecasts, and evaluate policy impacts across federal agencies. They work at BLS, Treasury, Commerce, Federal Reserve, and numerous other agencies. Economic analysis and modeling contracts are common at Treasury, Commerce, and regulatory agencies. Contractors provide cost-benefit analyses for major acquisitions and regulatory impact assessments.

Foreign Affairs specialists develop and implement U.S. foreign policy. They work primarily at State Department, USAID, and defense agencies on diplomatic, development, and security assistance programs. International development contracts through USAID and State Department are a major procurement category. Contractors support foreign assistance programs, democracy promotion, and stabilization efforts.

Intelligence specialists collect, analyze, and disseminate intelligence information to support national security decision-making. They work across the Intelligence Community and DoD. Intelligence community contracting is one of the largest federal procurement categories. Contractors provide analysis, collection systems, technical support, and operational support to IC agencies.

Workforce Research and Analysis specialists study labor markets, workforce trends, and employment patterns. They support policy development at DOL, BLS, and human capital offices. Workforce analysis and labor market research contracts support DOL programs and agency workforce planning. Contractors provide human capital strategy and analytics services.

Geographers analyze spatial data, create maps, and study geographic relationships for agencies like USGS, NGA, Census Bureau, and EPA. They apply geographic information science to federal missions. GIS and geospatial contracts are a growing procurement area. NGA, USGS, and DoD contract heavily for mapping, imagery analysis, and geospatial data services.

Historians research and document federal agency histories, military operations, and policy development. They preserve institutional knowledge and manage historical records and artifacts. Cultural resource management, historic preservation, and archival services contracts support compliance with NHPA Section 106 reviews required before federal construction projects.

Psychologists provide clinical, research, and consulting services across federal agencies. They support personnel selection, employee assistance programs, and behavioral health services at VA, DoD, and BOP. Behavioral health services contracts at VA and DoD are major procurement categories. Contractors provide psychological testing, counseling, and human factors research.

Social Workers provide clinical social work services, case management, and community outreach at VA medical centers, military installations, and federal correctional facilities. VA and DoD contract for social work services including case management, substance abuse counseling, and family support programs. These positions are frequently filled by contractors.

HR Management specialists handle recruitment, classification, employee relations, benefits administration, and workforce planning across federal agencies. Federal HR modernization contracts are a growing area. Contractors provide HR shared services, personnel processing, workforce analytics, and HR IT system implementation.

EEO specialists manage federal workplace discrimination complaint processes, conduct diversity training, develop affirmative action plans, and ensure compliance with civil rights laws. Agencies contract for EEO investigation services, mediation, diversity training, and compliance auditing. These contracts support statutory equal employment obligations.

The 0301 series covers administrative and program positions not classifiable to other series. It is one of the most widely used series across the federal government for management and program support roles. Program management and administrative support are among the most commonly contracted services. Many staff augmentation contracts fill 0301-equivalent roles across all agencies.

Clerks and Assistants in this series perform general office support functions including data entry, filing, correspondence, and customer service across federal agencies. Administrative and clerical support contracts are high-volume procurement items. Many agencies outsource routine office support functions through competitive task orders.

Secretaries provide executive and administrative support to senior officials, managing schedules, correspondence, travel, and office operations in federal agencies. Executive administrative support is commonly contracted, especially for temporary or surge requirements. These roles appear frequently in staff augmentation contracts.

Disaster Assistance specialists coordinate federal disaster response and recovery programs, process disaster declarations, and manage assistance programs at FEMA and state emergency agencies. Disaster response and recovery contracts surge after major events. FEMA pre-positions contracts for temporary housing, debris removal, and infrastructure repair worth billions annually.

Program Managers direct and coordinate federal programs, overseeing planning, execution, and evaluation. They manage resources, timelines, and stakeholder relationships for complex government initiatives. Program management is central to federal contracting. Contractors providing PM services must understand federal acquisition lifecycle, earned value management, and agency-specific program oversight frameworks.

Administrative Officers manage the internal administrative operations of federal organizations, overseeing budgets, facilities, human resources, and information management functions. Facilities management and administrative services contracts support the work of Administrative Officers. Contractors provide building management, mail services, and office support.

Support Services Administrators manage administrative support operations including mail, printing, building management, fleet, and property disposal for federal agencies. Facilities support services, fleet management, and administrative support contracts are standard agency procurements. Contractors manage mailrooms, motor pools, and office services.

Management and Program Analysts evaluate organizational efficiency, develop performance metrics, analyze policy options, and recommend improvements to federal programs and operations. Management consulting and organizational assessment contracts are a major procurement category. Contractors provide process improvement, performance measurement, and strategic planning services.

Program Analysts evaluate program effectiveness, develop performance measures, and conduct cost-benefit analyses. They support agency strategic planning and performance reporting requirements. Program evaluation and performance management contracts support GPRA and GPRAMA compliance. Contractors develop balanced scorecards, logic models, and evaluation frameworks.

Logistics Management specialists plan, coordinate, and evaluate logistics operations including supply chain management, distribution, maintenance support, and transportation for federal agencies. Logistics and supply chain management are massive DoD contracting areas. Contractors provide warehousing, distribution, maintenance, and integrated logistics support services.

Equal Opportunity Compliance specialists ensure federal contractors and grantees comply with nondiscrimination requirements. They conduct compliance reviews and investigate complaints. All federal contractors must comply with equal opportunity regulations. Understanding OFCCP requirements, affirmative action plans, and EEO compliance is essential for winning and maintaining contracts.

Telecommunications specialists manage voice and data communication systems, networks, and services for federal agencies. They plan, install, and maintain telecommunications infrastructure. Telecom contracts including EIS (Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions) are among the largest federal IT procurements. Contractors design, install, and manage agency communications systems.

General natural resources specialists manage and protect federal lands, water resources, wildlife, and ecosystems. They work at agencies like USDA Forest Service, BLM, Fish and Wildlife Service, and NPS. Environmental and natural resource management contracts support NEPA compliance, habitat restoration, wildfire management, and land management across millions of acres of federal lands.

Microbiologists study microorganisms for public health, biodefense, food safety, and environmental applications at agencies including CDC, FDA, USAMRIID, and EPA. Biodefense, pharmaceutical research, and laboratory services contracts frequently require microbiologists. DoD and HHS contract for biosurveillance and countermeasure development.

Foresters manage national forests and grasslands, conduct timber sales, plan fire management operations, and implement reforestation programs for the USDA Forest Service and BLM. Wildfire suppression, timber management, and reforestation contracts are major procurement areas. The Forest Service contracts heavily for firefighting crews, aerial support, and land rehabilitation.

Wildlife Biologists study and manage fish and wildlife populations and their habitats. They conduct population surveys, develop management plans, and evaluate environmental impacts at FWS, NOAA, and DoD installations. Environmental impact assessments, endangered species consultations, and habitat conservation plans are frequently contracted services required before federal construction and land use actions.

Financial Administration specialists manage federal financial operations including accounts payable and receivable, financial reporting, and payment processing across government agencies. Financial management system modernization and financial services contracts are major procurement categories. Contractors support agency financial reporting, audit readiness, and system implementations.

Accountants maintain financial records, prepare statements, ensure compliance with federal accounting standards (FASAB), and support audit activities across government agencies. Federal financial audit and accounting services contracts are substantial. Contractors perform financial statement audits, internal audits, and accounting system implementations under OMB Circular A-123.

Auditors examine federal financial records, evaluate internal controls, and ensure compliance with laws and regulations. They work at Inspectors General offices, GAO, DCAA, and agency audit divisions. DCAA audits are central to government contracting. Contractors must maintain audit-ready accounting systems. Audit support services and independent audit firms are frequently contracted.

Tax Specialists administer federal tax laws, conduct examinations of tax returns, and provide technical guidance on complex tax issues at the Internal Revenue Service. IRS modernization and tax administration support contracts are substantial. Contractors provide IT modernization, data analytics, and taxpayer services support to the IRS.

Budget Analysts formulate, present, and execute federal budgets. They develop spending plans, track obligations, and analyze funding requirements for agencies and programs. Budget formulation and execution support contracts help agencies manage complex funding streams. Understanding the federal budget process is essential for contractors forecasting agency spending.

General Health Scientists conduct research and provide scientific expertise in public health, epidemiology, and health policy at agencies including CDC, NIH, FDA, and military medical commands. Health research and public health services contracts are extensive at HHS, DoD, and VA. Contractors provide clinical research, epidemiological studies, and health IT services.

Medical Officers (physicians) provide direct patient care, conduct research, and develop health policy at VA, DoD, IHS, BOP, and public health agencies. Physician staffing contracts are critical for VA and DoD healthcare facilities. Locum tenens and medical staffing companies are major federal contractors in this space.

Federal Nurses provide patient care at VA medical centers, military treatment facilities, Indian Health Service clinics, and federal prisons. They include RNs, nurse practitioners, and nurse specialists. Nursing staffing contracts are among the highest-volume healthcare procurements. VA and DoD regularly contract for nursing services to supplement federal medical staff.

Health Aids and Technicians support clinical operations in federal healthcare facilities. They assist with patient care, laboratory procedures, and medical equipment operation. Allied health staffing contracts supplement federal healthcare workforces. Many VA and DoD facilities rely on contractor medical technicians for laboratory and clinical support.

Federal Pharmacists dispense medications, provide clinical pharmacy services, and manage formularies at VA medical centers, military hospitals, IHS facilities, and BOP institutions. Pharmaceutical distribution, pharmacy benefits management, and clinical pharmacy services are major federal healthcare procurement categories at VA and DoD.

Dental Officers provide comprehensive dental care at military dental clinics, VA facilities, IHS centers, and federal prisons. They diagnose and treat oral conditions and manage dental programs. Dental services contracts support military readiness and veteran healthcare. Contractors provide dental staffing, mobile dental services, and dental laboratory work.

General Engineers manage multidisciplinary engineering programs across federal agencies. They oversee design, construction, and maintenance of federal facilities, infrastructure, and systems. Engineering services contracts are among the largest federal procurement categories. A/E firms compete for design, construction management, and technical consulting across all agencies.

Federal Architects design government buildings, military facilities, and federal infrastructure. They work at GSA, USACE, NAVFAC, and other agencies responsible for federal construction. Architecture and engineering (A/E) contracts are governed by the Brooks Act. Selection is qualifications-based, making past performance and technical expertise paramount.

Civil Engineers design and manage construction of roads, bridges, dams, buildings, and other infrastructure for federal agencies including USACE, FHWA, and military installations. Civil engineering and construction contracts represent billions in annual federal spending. USACE alone manages over $60 billion in civil works and military construction programs.

Environmental Engineers address pollution control, waste management, site remediation, and environmental compliance at EPA, DoD, DOE, and other agencies with environmental mandates. Environmental remediation and compliance contracts are a major procurement area. DoD and DOE spend billions on cleanup of contaminated sites, including Superfund and BRAC properties.

Mechanical Engineers design and evaluate mechanical systems including HVAC, weapons systems, propulsion, and manufacturing processes for DoD, NASA, DOE, and other technical agencies. Defense and aerospace mechanical engineering contracts are extensive. Contractors design weapons systems, vehicle components, facility systems, and manufacturing equipment.

Nuclear Engineers design and manage nuclear reactors, weapons systems, and waste management programs at DOE, NRC, and Naval Reactors. They oversee nuclear safety and regulatory compliance. Nuclear weapons complex management, reactor operations, and nuclear cleanup are among the largest DOE contract categories. National lab management contracts often exceed $2 billion annually.

Electrical Engineers design and manage power systems, electrical distribution, control systems, and electronic components for federal facilities and military systems. Electrical and power systems contracts support military installations, federal buildings, and defense systems. Contractors design and install electrical infrastructure across DoD and civilian agencies.

Computer Engineers design and develop hardware and embedded systems, network architectures, and computing platforms for DoD, NASA, intelligence agencies, and federal IT organizations. Computer hardware, embedded systems, and network infrastructure contracts are major procurement areas. Contractors develop mission-specific computing platforms and deploy enterprise networks.

Electronics Engineers design, develop, and test electronic systems including radar, communications, sensors, and signal processing for DoD, NSA, NASA, and intelligence agencies. Electronics and sensor systems are among the largest defense procurement categories. Prime contractors and their supply chains develop C4ISR systems, electronic warfare equipment, and avionics.

Aerospace Engineers design aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, and launch vehicles for NASA, DoD, and FAA. They conduct aerodynamic analysis, structural testing, and flight systems development. Aerospace and defense contracting is among the largest federal procurement categories. Major programs include fighter jets, satellites, space launch vehicles, and unmanned systems.

Chemical Engineers develop processes for chemical production, materials manufacturing, environmental treatment, and energy systems at DOE, EPA, DoD, and research laboratories. Chemical processing, materials science, and environmental treatment contracts support weapons production, energy research, and cleanup programs at DOE and DoD facilities.

Industrial Hygienists identify, evaluate, and control workplace health hazards including chemical exposures, noise, radiation, and biological agents at DoD installations, DOE facilities, and OSHA. Occupational health and industrial hygiene contracts support federal facility safety compliance. Contractors conduct exposure assessments, monitoring, and hazard mitigation at defense and energy sites.

Industrial Engineers optimize production processes, logistics systems, and organizational efficiency at DoD depots, manufacturing facilities, and federal agencies. Lean manufacturing, process improvement, and production engineering contracts support DoD depot operations and federal manufacturing facilities.

Federal Attorneys provide legal counsel, draft regulations, litigate cases, and advise agency leadership. They work at DOJ, agency general counsel offices, and specialized legal organizations. Legal services contracts support agency litigation, regulatory drafting, and compliance. Understanding procurement law is essential as attorneys review contract disputes and bid protests.

Paralegal Specialists support federal attorneys with legal research, document preparation, case management, and administrative hearing support across government legal offices. Legal support services contracts provide paralegal staffing to DOJ, military JAG offices, and agency legal divisions. Document review and litigation support are commonly outsourced.

Contact Representatives serve as the primary point of contact for public inquiries about federal programs. They explain regulations, process applications, and resolve issues at agencies like SSA and IRS. Customer service and call center contracts are high-volume procurements. Agencies contract for public-facing support services to handle citizen inquiries and benefit administration.

General Arts and Information specialists manage public affairs, communications, visual information, and multimedia production for federal agencies. Communications, public affairs, and media production contracts support agency outreach and public engagement. Contractors produce publications, websites, videos, and marketing materials.

Public Affairs specialists manage media relations, internal communications, community relations, and public information programs for federal agencies and military organizations. Public relations, strategic communications, and media services contracts help agencies communicate with stakeholders. Crisis communications and digital engagement are growing contract areas.

Writers and Editors create technical documentation, policy documents, reports, web content, and publications for federal agencies. They ensure clear communication of complex government information. Technical writing and editing services are frequently contracted. Proposals, user manuals, policy documents, and web content development are common contract deliverables.

Visual Information specialists create graphics, illustrations, photography, video, and multimedia content for federal communication needs, training materials, and public outreach. Creative services, graphic design, and multimedia production contracts support agency communications. Video production and digital media services are increasingly outsourced.

General Business and Industry specialists manage commercial and industrial programs, analyze business practices, and regulate industry activities. This broad series covers business-related functions not elsewhere classified. Business analysis and process improvement contracts are common across agencies. Contractors provide management consulting, market research, and business process reengineering services.

Contracting Officers and Specialists manage the federal acquisition process from pre-award through contract administration and closeout. They are the only personnel authorized to obligate the government in contracts. The 1102 series IS the federal contracting workforce. Understanding how Contracting Officers operate, their warrant authorities, and decision-making processes is fundamental to winning federal contracts.

Purchasing Agents procure supplies, equipment, and services using simplified acquisition procedures. They handle purchases below the simplified acquisition threshold using purchase cards and BPAs. Understanding simplified acquisition procedures is essential for small business contractors. Micro-purchases and simplified acquisitions represent high-volume, lower-dollar procurement opportunities.

Procurement Clerks and Technicians provide administrative support to contracting offices. They process purchase orders, maintain contract files, enter data into procurement systems, and track deliverables. Procurement support contracts provide administrative staffing to contracting offices. Understanding federal procurement systems like FPDS-NG and contract writing systems is valuable.

Public Utilities Specialists manage energy and utility procurement, rate negotiations, and energy conservation programs for federal facilities. They ensure reliable and cost-effective utility services. Energy and utility contracts for federal facilities represent significant spending. Energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) and utility energy services contracts (UESCs) are specialized procurement vehicles.

Industrial Specialists evaluate contractor manufacturing capabilities, monitor production quality, and ensure defense industrial base readiness. They assess contractor facilities and production processes. Pre-award surveys and contractor capability assessments directly impact contract awards. Industrial Specialists evaluate whether contractors can meet technical and production requirements.

Financial Analysts evaluate contractor financial health, perform cost analyses, and assess the financial viability of proposed contracts. They support acquisition decision-making with financial data. Contractor financial assessments, cost proposals, and pricing analyses are integral to the acquisition process. Understanding federal cost accounting standards helps win competitive contracts.

Realty Specialists manage federal real property acquisition, disposal, and leasing. They negotiate leases, conduct property appraisals, and manage the federal real estate portfolio at GSA and other agencies. Federal leasing and real estate services represent billions in annual procurement. GSA and DoD manage extensive real property portfolios requiring contractor support for facility management.

Physical Scientists conduct research in physics, chemistry, and related disciplines at DOE national laboratories, NIST, NOAA, and other science agencies. Scientific research and laboratory services contracts support federal science missions. National laboratories operate as FFRDCs with contractor management, representing billions in annual spending.

Physicists conduct fundamental and applied research in areas including nuclear physics, solid state physics, optics, and astrophysics at DOE labs, DoD research centers, and NASA. Physics research contracts support national defense, energy, and space programs. DOE national lab management contracts and DoD research programs are major procurement vehicles.

Chemists analyze materials, develop new compounds, and support quality assurance programs at federal labs, EPA, FDA, and DoD facilities. They conduct forensic analysis and environmental testing. Laboratory testing, environmental analysis, and materials characterization contracts are frequent procurements. Contractors provide analytical chemistry services and support federal lab operations.

Meteorologists forecast weather, study atmospheric phenomena, and provide climate services at NOAA, NWS, DoD, and FAA. They develop weather prediction models and warning systems. Weather observation systems, satellite instrumentation, and climate modeling contracts support NOAA and DoD weather missions. IT and scientific support services are commonly contracted.

Geologists study earth materials, natural hazards, mineral resources, and groundwater at USGS, BLM, USACE, and environmental agencies. They support natural resource management and hazard assessment. Geological survey, environmental site assessment, and geotechnical engineering contracts are common procurements. Contractors support mining regulation, dam safety, and environmental remediation.

Oceanographers study ocean dynamics, marine environments, and coastal processes at NOAA, Navy, and research institutions. They support naval operations, climate research, and marine resource management. Marine research, ocean monitoring systems, and coastal engineering contracts support Navy and NOAA missions. Contractors provide shipboard scientific services and undersea technology.

Cartographers design and produce maps, charts, and geospatial products for NGA, USGS, NOAA, and military services. They compile geographic data and create digital mapping products. Geospatial intelligence and mapping contracts are significant at NGA and USGS. Contractors develop digital elevation models, nautical charts, and intelligence mapping products.

Food Technologists develop and test combat rations, evaluate food safety, and research food preservation methods at the Combat Feeding Directorate, USDA, and FDA. Military rations, food service, and food safety testing contracts support DoD and USDA. Contractors manufacture MREs, manage dining facilities, and provide food testing services.

Federal Librarians manage information resources, digital collections, and knowledge management programs at the Library of Congress, military libraries, agency research libraries, and national archives. Library services, digitization, and information management contracts support federal knowledge management. The Library of Congress and NARA contract for digital preservation and cataloging services.

Archivists manage federal records, historical documents, and digital archives at NARA, presidential libraries, and agency records management programs. Records management, digitization, and archival services contracts support federal records compliance. NARA and agencies contract for records storage, scanning, and electronic records management.

Operations Research Analysts apply mathematical modeling, simulation, and optimization to military operations, logistics, and organizational decision-making at DoD, DHS, and intelligence agencies. Operations research and systems analysis (ORSA) contracts are major defense procurements. Contractors provide modeling, simulation, wargaming, and decision support services to DoD.

Mathematical Statisticians design surveys, develop statistical methods, and analyze data for Census Bureau, BLS, NASS, and other federal statistical agencies. Statistical research, survey design, and data analysis contracts support federal statistical programs. The decennial census alone generates billions in contractor support.

Statisticians collect, analyze, and interpret statistical data to inform policy decisions and program evaluation across federal agencies including BLS, Census, NCHS, and NCES. Data collection, statistical analysis, and survey research contracts are common across all agencies. Understanding federal data standards and survey methodology is essential for these contracts.

Computer Scientists develop algorithms, software systems, and computational methods for federal agencies. They work on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and scientific applications. Software development and computer science research contracts are enormous procurement categories. Contractors develop mission-critical systems, research AI/ML applications, and support cyber operations.

Data Scientists apply machine learning, statistical analysis, and data engineering to extract insights from federal data. They develop predictive models and support evidence-based decision-making. Data analytics and data science contracts are rapidly growing across all agencies. Contractors provide data engineering, machine learning model development, and analytics platform implementation.

Facilities and Equipment specialists manage federal buildings, grounds, and equipment. They oversee facility maintenance, space planning, and property management across government agencies. Facilities management and maintenance contracts are among the largest service procurement categories. Contractors provide janitorial, grounds maintenance, and building operations services.

Facility Managers oversee the operation and maintenance of federal buildings and installations. They manage building systems, energy programs, and space utilization. Facilities operations and maintenance (O&M) contracts are high-dollar, long-term procurements. Contractors manage entire federal installations under performance-based service contracts.

Equipment Services specialists manage printing, reproduction, mail, and distribution services for federal agencies. They oversee equipment acquisition, maintenance, and lifecycle management. Equipment maintenance, managed print services, and mail processing contracts are common agency procurements. GSA manages government-wide equipment and services contracts.

Education and Training specialists design and deliver workforce development programs, manage training facilities, and develop curriculum for federal employee development and military education. Training and professional development contracts are a large procurement category. Contractors provide classroom instruction, e-learning development, and training program management.

Training Instructors deliver technical, professional, and military training at federal training centers, military schools, and agency academies. They develop and teach courses aligned with organizational requirements. Instructor services contracts are common at DoD schools, law enforcement academies, and federal training centers. Contractors provide subject matter expert instruction and curriculum development.

Inspection and Investigation specialists conduct inspections, investigations, and enforcement actions to ensure compliance with federal laws and regulations across multiple agencies. Investigation support services, compliance monitoring, and enforcement assistance contracts help agencies meet their regulatory mandates. Contractors provide analytical and technical support.

General Investigators conduct background investigations, suitability determinations, and administrative inquiries. They support personnel security programs at DCSA and other agencies. Background investigation contracts were historically one of the largest federal service procurements. DCSA contracts for personnel vetting services, polygraph examinations, and adjudication support.

Criminal Investigators (Special Agents) conduct investigations of federal crimes including fraud, terrorism, cybercrime, and public corruption at FBI, Secret Service, HSI, NCIS, and other agencies. Investigative support services, forensic analysis, and cybersecurity investigation contracts assist federal law enforcement. Contractors provide technical surveillance, data analytics, and forensic accounting.

Securities Compliance Examiners inspect broker-dealers, investment advisers, and financial institutions for SEC and FINRA. They ensure compliance with securities laws and investor protection regulations. Financial examination and compliance review services are contracted by regulatory agencies. Understanding financial regulations helps contractors serve SEC, FDIC, and other financial regulators.

CBP Officers inspect cargo, passengers, and vehicles at ports of entry. They enforce customs, immigration, and trade laws, and interdict contraband at U.S. borders. Border security technology, surveillance systems, and inspection equipment contracts are major DHS procurements. CBP contracts for non-intrusive inspection technology and IT systems.

Border Patrol Agents detect and prevent illegal entry of persons and contraband between ports of entry along U.S. borders. They patrol border areas using technology, vehicles, and K-9 units. Border security infrastructure contracts include surveillance towers, sensor systems, vehicle barriers, and communications technology. DHS contracts for border technology and construction.

Quality Assurance specialists evaluate contractor performance, inspect deliverables, and ensure compliance with contract specifications and quality standards at DCMA and other agencies. DCMA quality assurance surveillance directly impacts contractors. Understanding QA requirements, inspection processes, and corrective action procedures is critical for defense contractors.

Agricultural Commodity Graders inspect and grade agricultural products including meat, poultry, eggs, fruits, and vegetables to ensure they meet USDA quality and safety standards. USDA inspection and grading services support the food supply chain. Food service contracts for military dining facilities and federal institutions must meet USDA quality standards.

General Supply specialists manage federal supply chains, inventory control, and distribution operations. They procure, store, and issue supplies and equipment for government operations. Supply chain management and logistics contracts are enormous at DoD and DLA. Contractors provide warehouse management, distribution, and inventory control services.

Supply Program Managers oversee integrated supply chain operations, develop supply policies, and manage acquisition programs for materiel and equipment across DoD and civilian agencies. DLA manages over $40 billion in annual contracts for supplies and services. Understanding federal supply management, cataloging, and distribution is key to winning DLA contracts.

Inventory Management specialists determine stock requirements, manage replenishment, and optimize inventory levels for federal supply systems, primarily at DLA and military services. Inventory management and warehouse operations contracts help DoD maintain readiness. Contractors provide demand forecasting, asset tracking, and distribution center operations.

Distribution and Storage Management specialists operate federal warehouses, distribution centers, and storage facilities. They manage material handling, shipping, and receiving operations. Warehouse operations, distribution services, and logistics management contracts support the defense supply chain. Third-party logistics (3PL) providers serve as major DoD contractors.

Transportation Specialists manage the movement of personnel, cargo, and equipment by air, land, and sea for DoD and civilian agencies. They plan and execute transportation operations. Military transportation contracts cover airlift, sealift, and ground transportation services. TRANSCOM manages billions in contracts for moving personnel and cargo worldwide.

Traffic Management specialists route shipments, negotiate carrier rates, and manage freight transportation for federal agencies. They ensure efficient and cost-effective movement of government goods. Freight transportation, household goods moving, and logistics management contracts are major DoD procurement areas. Contractors provide transportation brokerage and freight management services.

IT Managers oversee information technology programs, develop IT strategies, and manage technology investments for federal agencies. They lead digital transformation and IT modernization initiatives. IT management and CIO support contracts help agencies plan and execute technology programs. Contractors provide IT governance, portfolio management, and strategic planning services.

IT Specialists manage computer systems, networks, cybersecurity, databases, and applications across all federal agencies. This is the primary series for federal IT professionals. IT services contracts are the largest single category of federal procurement, exceeding $100 billion annually. Contractors provide software development, cybersecurity, cloud migration, and IT infrastructure services.

NAICS 236220 covers general contractors and operative builders primarily engaged in the construction of commercial and institutional buildings, including office buildings, hospitals, schools, and government facilities. This is the primary NAICS code for federal building construction projects. The $45 million threshold reflects the capital-intensive nature of federal construction. The Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC), and GSA are the largest federal construction buyers. Small business set-aside construction contracts can range from $5 million to $45 million, creating significant opportunities for mid-size general contractors. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 238220 covers specialty trade contractors primarily engaged in installing and servicing plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning equipment. This includes HVAC installation and repair, plumbing system installation, and mechanical systems work in both new construction and building renovation projects. The $19 million threshold applies to one of the most commonly needed specialty trades in federal facility maintenance and construction. GSA, VA, and military installations issue thousands of HVAC and plumbing service contracts annually. These contracts range from small maintenance agreements to major mechanical system replacements in federal buildings and military housing. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 334511 covers establishments that manufacture search, detection, navigation, guidance, aeronautical, and nautical systems and instruments. This includes radar systems, sonar equipment, GPS receivers, flight instruments, and electronic warfare systems that are critical to military operations and national defense. The 1,250-employee threshold reflects the specialized engineering workforce needed to design and manufacture advanced electronic systems. This NAICS code is heavily associated with defense contracts from the Navy, Air Force, Army, and intelligence agencies. Products range from individual instrument components to complete integrated navigation and targeting systems for military platforms. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 336411 covers establishments that manufacture or assemble complete aircraft, including fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, gliders, and other aerospace vehicles. This is one of the most strategically important manufacturing NAICS codes for national defense, covering military fighter jets, transport aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and commercial aviation platforms. The 1,500-employee threshold is the highest employee-based size standard, reflecting the massive workforce needed for aircraft production. Very few companies qualify as small businesses under this code. DoD aviation procurement through contracts like the F-35, KC-46, and various UAV programs represent some of the largest defense acquisitions. Small businesses typically participate as subcontractors and component suppliers to prime aircraft manufacturers. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 423430 covers merchant wholesalers that distribute computers, computer peripherals, and pre-packaged software. This code is used by IT resellers and value-added resellers (VARs) that supply hardware and software to federal agencies. The $125 million threshold is one of the highest in the SBA size standards table, reflecting the high-volume, lower-margin nature of IT product distribution. Federal IT resellers competing on vehicles like NASA SEWP V, GSA IT Schedule, and NITAAC CIO-CS use this NAICS code. The high threshold allows mid-size VARs to compete as small businesses even when handling large product orders. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 511210 covers establishments that carry out operations necessary for producing and distributing computer software, including designing, providing documentation, assisting in installation, and providing support services. This code distinguishes software product companies from custom software developers (541511). The $47 million threshold is among the highest revenue-based standards, acknowledging that software companies often generate significant revenue from licensing and subscriptions. Federal agencies increasingly purchase commercial software through this NAICS code, particularly for SaaS and PaaS solutions. This code is commonly used on GSA MAS IT Schedule contracts and through NASA SEWP for software product acquisitions. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 517110 covers establishments that operate, maintain, or provide access to transmission facilities and infrastructure for telecommunications. This includes local and long-distance telephone carriers, cable and internet service providers, and firms that provide voice and data transmission over wired networks. The $40 million threshold reflects the capital requirements of telecommunications infrastructure. Federal agencies purchase telecommunications services through vehicles like the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) contract and GSA MAS. Requirements include wide-area networking, internet access, unified communications, and managed network services for government facilities worldwide. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 531210 covers establishments that are primarily engaged in acting as agents or brokers in selling real estate for others, buying real estate for others, and renting or leasing real estate for others. The $10 million threshold applies to real estate firms that support federal agencies with lease acquisition, property management, and facility location services. GSA, the largest federal real estate manager, contracts with brokers for market analysis, lease negotiations, and tenant representation. The Military Housing Privatization Initiative also creates opportunities for real estate services firms. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 541330 covers firms that apply physical laws and principles of engineering in the design, development, and utilization of machines, materials, instruments, structures, processes, and systems. This includes civil, mechanical, electrical, environmental, and structural engineering services. The $25.5 million threshold is critical for A/E (Architecture-Engineering) firms competing under the Brooks Act, which governs the selection of A/E services by federal agencies. USACE, NAVFAC, GSA, and VA are among the largest users of this NAICS code. Firms often pair this code with 541310 (Architectural Services) when pursuing design-build contracts. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 541511 encompasses firms that write, modify, test, and support software to meet the needs of particular customers. This code is frequently used for custom application development, software engineering, DevSecOps, and agile development contracts. It is distinct from 541512 (systems design) but often appears alongside it on federal solicitations. Federal agencies use this NAICS code extensively for custom software development task orders on vehicles like SEWP, Alliant 2, and CIO-SP3. The $34 million threshold matches 541512, allowing firms to bid on both systems integration and custom development work without exceeding the small business size standard for either code. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 541512 covers companies that plan and design computer systems integrating hardware, software, and communications technologies. This is one of the most heavily competed NAICS codes in federal IT procurement, used for enterprise architecture, cloud migration, systems integration, and digital transformation contracts across every federal agency. The $34 million threshold allows mid-size IT integrators to compete as small businesses on major federal IT modernization contracts. Firms approaching this threshold often pursue joint ventures or mentor-protege relationships to remain eligible. This NAICS code appears on thousands of active federal solicitations, particularly for agencies undergoing cloud migrations and legacy system modernizations. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 541519 is a catch-all code for computer-related services not classified elsewhere, including data recovery, computer disaster recovery, IT asset management, and software installation. Federal agencies frequently use this code for cybersecurity services, help desk operations, and IT support services that do not fit neatly into other IT NAICS codes. The $34 million threshold aligns with other major IT NAICS codes (541511, 541512), creating consistency for firms bidding across multiple IT service categories. This code appears frequently on cybersecurity contracts, managed services agreements, and IT operations and maintenance task orders. Agencies sometimes assign this code when a requirement spans multiple IT disciplines. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 541611 covers firms that provide operating advice and assistance to businesses and other organizations on administrative management issues such as financial planning, human resource policies, organizational planning, and strategic management. This is one of the most broadly used consulting NAICS codes in federal procurement. The $19 million threshold is relatively low compared to IT codes, reflecting the labor-intensive nature of management consulting. Many firms that provide both IT and management consulting must carefully track revenue by NAICS code to maintain small business eligibility. This code is commonly used on GSA MAS (Multiple Award Schedule) contracts and agency-specific BPAs. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 541715 covers establishments that conduct research and experimental development in physical, engineering, and life sciences. This includes defense research laboratories, applied physics research, materials science, and environmental science research conducted under government contracts and grants. The 1,000-employee threshold allows mid-size research firms and defense laboratories to compete as small businesses on R&D contracts. DoD, DOE, NASA, and NIH are the largest buyers of R&D services. Contracts under this NAICS code include basic and applied research, prototype development, and technology maturation programs critical to national security and scientific advancement. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 561210 covers establishments that provide operating staff to perform a combination of support services within a client's facilities, including janitorial, maintenance, trash disposal, guard and security, mail routing, reception, and laundry services. This code is commonly used for base operations support (BOS) contracts. The $47 million threshold is among the highest revenue-based standards, reflecting the large scale of federal facilities support contracts. DoD installations, VA medical centers, and federal office buildings rely heavily on 561210 contracts. These are often multi-year, multi-million dollar requirements that combine multiple facility services under a single contract. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 561320 covers establishments that supply workers to clients on a temporary basis. These workers are employees of the temporary help service, not the client. Federal agencies use temporary staffing services for surge capacity, specialized skills, and filling gaps during hiring freezes. The $34 million threshold reflects the high-revenue, low-margin nature of temporary staffing. Federal agencies use this NAICS code for administrative staffing, IT staff augmentation, and specialized professional temporary services. OPM and agency HR offices procure temporary staffing through GSA schedules and agency-specific BPAs, with the Service Contract Act governing wage rates. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 561612 covers establishments primarily engaged in providing guard and patrol services such as bodyguard, guard dog, and parking security services. Federal agencies use this code extensively for physical security at government buildings, military installations, and critical infrastructure sites. The $29 million threshold accommodates the labor-intensive nature of security guard services, where large workforces drive high revenue even at modest per-employee billing rates. The Federal Protective Service (FPS), DoD, and DOE are major buyers. Service Contract Act (SCA) wage determinations significantly affect pricing on these contracts, and incumbent advantage is strong due to workforce transition challenges. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 621111 covers establishments of health practitioners having the degree of M.D. or D.O. that are primarily engaged in the independent practice of general or specialized medicine. Federal agencies contract for physician services to supplement government medical staff. The $14 million threshold accommodates physician practices that provide locum tenens, occupational health, and specialized medical services to federal agencies. The VA, DoD Military Health System, and Indian Health Service are the largest buyers. Contracts range from individual physician services to full medical staffing for federal clinics and hospitals. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 722511 covers establishments that provide food services to patrons who order and are served while seated and pay after eating. This code is used for dining facility operations at federal installations, conference centers, and government-operated food service venues. The $10 million threshold serves the smaller scale of food service operations at individual federal facilities. Military dining facilities, federal agency cafeterias, and national park concessionaire restaurants often fall under this NAICS code. These contracts typically involve food preparation, serving, and facility maintenance as a bundled service. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

NAICS 812320 covers establishments primarily engaged in providing dry cleaning and laundry services. This includes coin-operated laundromats, commercial laundry plants, and dry cleaning plants that serve both retail and institutional customers. The $7 million threshold is among the lower revenue-based standards, reflecting the local nature of dry cleaning operations. Federal contracts for laundry and dry cleaning services appear at military installations, VA medical centers, and federal prisons. These are typically small, location-specific contracts that provide excellent entry points for small businesses new to government contracting. This SBA size standard term helps users see the small-business threshold attached to a specific NAICS code.

R&D - Agriculture (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Agriculture (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Agriculture (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Community Service/Development (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Community Service/Development (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Defense System (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Defense System (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Defense System (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Defense Other (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Defense Other (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Defense Other (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Economic Growth (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Economic Growth (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Education (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Education (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Space (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Space (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Space (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Medical (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Medical (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Medical (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Electronics/Communications (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Electronics/Communications (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Electronics/Communications (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Energy (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Energy (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Energy (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Environmental Protection (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Environmental Protection (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - General Science and Technology (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - General Science and Technology (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Housing (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Housing (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Income Security (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Income Security (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - International Affairs (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Other Physical Sciences (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Other Physical Sciences (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Other Physical Sciences (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Transportation (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Transportation (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Mining (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Mining (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Other Social Sciences (Basic). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Other Social Sciences (Applied). PSC category: Research and Development.

R&D - Other Social Sciences (Development). PSC category: Research and Development.

Special Studies - Air Quality. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Intelligence. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Cost/Economic Analysis. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Environmental Assessment. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Legal/Legislative. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Natural Resource. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Organizational/Administrative. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Mobilization/Preparedness. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Chemical/Biological. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Nuclear. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Policy Review/Development. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Scientific Data. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Technology. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Weapons System. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Data Collection/Analysis. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Housing/Community Development. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Trade Issue. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

Special Studies - Accounting/Financial Management. PSC category: Special Studies and Analysis.

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A&E - Architect Services. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Interior Design. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Other Architect Services. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - General Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Structural Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Mechanical Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Electrical Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Chemical Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Civil Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Other Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Environmental Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Marine Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

A&E - Aerospace Engineering. PSC category: Architect and Engineering Services.

Five-character code that identifies companies doing business with the federal government.

A line item in a government contract that identifies a specific deliverable, service, or supply item.

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Government-created or possessed information that requires safeguarding but is not classified.

IT and Telecom - Facility Operation. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Systems Development. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Data Entry. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Telecommunications and Transmission. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Teleprocessing. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Systems Analysis. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - IT Strategy and Architecture. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Programming. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Information and Data Broadcasting. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Cyber Security. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Internet. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Simulation. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Computer Aided Design/Manufacturing. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - System Acquisition Support. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - IT Data/Database Admin. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Web-Based Subscription. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Integrated Hardware/Software/Services. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Annual Software Maintenance. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Concept Development. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Help Desk. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Data Conversion. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Integrated IT Including Hardware. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Data Entry. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

IT and Telecom - Other IT Services. PSC category: IT and Telecom Services.

Purchase - Office Buildings. PSC category: Purchase of Structures and Facilities.

Purchase - Administrative Buildings. PSC category: Purchase of Structures and Facilities.

Purchase - Other Administrative Facilities. PSC category: Purchase of Structures and Facilities.

Purchase - General Buildings. PSC category: Purchase of Structures and Facilities.

Purchase - Family Housing. PSC category: Purchase of Structures and Facilities.

Natural Resources - Agriculture/Farming. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Seed Distribution. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Crop/Pest Management. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Range/Grazing. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Fire Suppression/Mgmt. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Timber Management. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

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Natural Resources - Conservation. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Fish Hatcheries. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Wildlife Management. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Water Quality/Supply. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Natural Resources - Other. PSC category: Natural Resources and Conservation Services.

Government program providing a standardized approach to security assessment for cloud products and services.

The central repository of federal contracting data. Reports all contract actions over $10,000.

FSC Group 10 covers small arms, crew-served weapons, gun mounts, and related weapons systems. This group includes rifles, pistols, machine guns, grenade launchers, and ship-mounted gun systems procured for all branches of the military and federal law enforcement agencies. Highly regulated procurement requiring FFL licensing and ITAR controls. SIG Sauer, FN America, and government arsenals (Rock Island, Picatinny) are primary suppliers. Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) program represents current major procurement. Small businesses participate in accessories, optics, and component manufacturing. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 13 covers all ammunition from small arms cartridges to artillery shells, bombs, demolition charges, pyrotechnics, and explosive materials. This group includes some of the largest production contracts in defense procurement, supporting both peacetime training and wartime surge requirements. Organic industrial base (Army ammunition plants) augmented by commercial production. Multi-year procurement contracts common for ammunition production efficiency. Current surge production for Ukraine support straining capacity. Significant SBIR/STTR investment in next-generation energetics and propellants. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 14 covers guided missiles, ballistic missiles, rockets, missile components, and space launch vehicles. This is among the highest-dollar FSC groups, with individual missile programs (Javelin, JASSM, SM-3, Tomahawk) representing multi-billion dollar production runs. Dominated by Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman. Multi-year procurement authority used to reduce per-unit costs. Current surge production for Ukraine and allied sales driving capacity expansion. Solid rocket motor industrial base is a critical supply chain concern. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

Federal Supply Group 15 covers fixed-wing aircraft, rotary-wing aircraft, and their structural components including fuselages, wings, empennage assemblies, and landing gear. This is one of the highest-value FSC groups in federal procurement, encompassing everything from fighter jets and transport aircraft to unmanned aerial systems. Dominated by major defense primes (Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop Grumman). Contracts are typically multi-year, cost-plus or fixed-price incentive fee. Requires AS9100 quality certification and extensive supply chain management. Small businesses participate primarily as Tier 2-3 subcontractors. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 17 encompasses naval vessel construction and modification including surface combatants, submarines, aircraft carriers, and auxiliary ships. This group represents the largest individual contract values in federal procurement, with single ship contracts exceeding $10 billion. Extremely concentrated market with limited qualified shipyards (HII, General Dynamics/NASSCO, Austal USA). Multi-decade programs with block-buy procurement strategies. Requires NAVSEA-approved quality systems and nuclear certification for submarine work. Significant subcontracting opportunities in hull, mechanical, and electrical systems. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 23 covers all motor vehicles procured by the federal government including tactical military vehicles, sedans, trucks, buses, trailers, and motorcycles. The federal fleet includes over 650,000 vehicles managed by GSA Fleet, DOD, and individual agencies. Military vehicles procured through DOD with major programs like JLTV (Oshkosh Defense). Civilian fleet managed primarily through GSA Fleet leasing. Biden-Harris executive order mandating federal fleet electrification by 2035 driving significant EV procurement. AbilityOne program supplies many fleet accessories. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 25 covers components, accessories, and parts for ground vehicles including engines, transmissions, brake systems, electrical components, and body panels. This group supports the massive federal vehicle fleet maintenance and repair ecosystem. Large DLA-managed supply chain with thousands of NSN items. Supports both military tactical vehicle fleets and civilian agency vehicles. Significant opportunities for small businesses and distributors. Berry Amendment domestic sourcing requirements apply to many military vehicle components. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 26 covers pneumatic tires, solid tires, inner tubes, and tire repair materials for all federal vehicles and equipment. The federal government is one of the largest tire purchasers in the United States, supplying military vehicles, aircraft, and the civilian fleet. Procured primarily through DLA Troop Support and GSA Global Supply. Major manufacturers include Goodyear, Michelin, and Bridgestone. Berry Amendment requires domestic manufacture for military tires. Aircraft tire retreading programs offer significant contracting opportunities. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 28 covers jet engines, turbine engines, reciprocating engines, and their components for aircraft, ships, and power generation. This high-value group includes some of the most technologically advanced and expensive components in federal procurement. Dominated by GE Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls-Royce for military engines. Sole-source or limited competition common due to platform-specific engine requirements. Engine sustainment contracts (CLS, PBL) are multi-billion dollar programs. Significant overhaul and repair subcontracting for depot-level maintenance. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 30 covers gears, gear assemblies, clutches, couplings, drive shafts, speed reducers, and power transmission components. These items are critical to manufacturing operations, vehicle maintenance, and industrial equipment across federal facilities. Procured primarily through DLA for depot-level maintenance. Specialized gear manufacturing for defense applications requires precision machining capabilities. Small businesses competitive in standard industrial power transmission components. Long lead times for custom-manufactured items. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 31 covers anti-friction bearings (ball, roller, needle) and plain bearings used in virtually every rotating mechanical system in the federal inventory. Precision bearings for aerospace and defense applications are strategically important manufactured items. Strategic industrial base concern — domestic bearing manufacturing capacity monitored by DOD. DLA manages bearing supply chain with extensive quality requirements. Counterfeit bearing prevention is active enforcement area. Precision aerospace bearings require NADCAP and AS9100 certification. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 34 covers machine tools, metalworking equipment, and industrial machinery used in federal manufacturing facilities, depots, and maintenance shops. This includes CNC machines, welding equipment, presses, and foundry equipment essential to the defense industrial base. Procured for military depots, arsenals, and shipyards. Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) program monitors domestic machine tool capacity. Buy American Act and specialty metals restrictions apply. Equipment modernization programs create periodic large procurement opportunities. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 35 covers commercial and industrial equipment used for service operations including laundry equipment, food service equipment, vending machines, and janitorial equipment. This group supports base operations and facility management across all federal agencies. Procured through GSA Advantage and open market purchases. AbilityOne program provides many items in this group. Base operating support (BOS) contracts often include equipment procurement. Energy efficiency requirements (ENERGY STAR, FEMP) apply to applicable equipment. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 36 covers specialized industrial machinery for specific industries including textile manufacturing, printing, semiconductor fabrication, and chemical processing. Federal procurement in this group supports manufacturing operations at defense facilities and government-owned production plants. Niche market with specialized manufacturers. CHIPS Act driving significant new procurement for semiconductor equipment at government-supported fabrication facilities. Defense Production Act Title III investments in critical manufacturing capacity. Long lead times common for specialized equipment. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 38 covers heavy construction and earthmoving equipment including bulldozers, excavators, graders, cranes, pavers, and road maintenance equipment. The federal government procures this equipment for military engineering units, USACE projects, and civilian agency construction programs. Major manufacturers include Caterpillar, John Deere, and Komatsu. Military engineering equipment procured through Army Program Executive Office Combat Support. GSA Fleet manages civilian agency heavy equipment. Equipment rental and leasing often more cost-effective than purchase for project-specific needs. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 39 covers forklifts, conveyors, hoists, warehouse equipment, and automated material handling systems. This group supports the massive logistics and warehousing operations of DLA, military depots, and agency distribution centers. DLA Distribution and GSA are major purchasers. Electric forklift transition underway to meet sustainability goals. Automated warehouse systems (AS/RS) represent growing procurement category. Small businesses competitive in equipment maintenance and parts supply. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 41 covers HVAC systems, refrigeration units, air handling equipment, and environmental control systems for federal facilities. This group is critical for military operations in extreme environments and for meeting federal energy efficiency mandates across the government building portfolio. Federal energy mandates (E.O. 14057) driving replacement of aging HVAC systems with high-efficiency and low-GWP refrigerant equipment. ENERGY STAR and FEMP requirements for federal purchases. Military ECU procurement for deployable shelter systems. Performance-based ESPC contracts common for HVAC upgrades. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 42 covers firefighting apparatus, rescue equipment, personal protective equipment, and environmental protection materials. This group supports military and civilian fire departments, wildland firefighting, HAZMAT response, and crash/rescue operations at military and civilian airfields. DOD fire departments, USDA Forest Service, DOI Bureau of Land Management, and FEMA are major purchasers. Berry Amendment applies to firefighter clothing. NFPA standards drive specifications. Wildfire season creates surge demand for equipment and supplies. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 43 covers industrial pumps, air compressors, vacuum pumps, and hydraulic power units for federal facilities and military applications. These components are critical infrastructure supporting water treatment, fuel distribution, shipboard systems, and industrial operations. Procured through DLA and direct agency contracts. Navy is a major purchaser for shipboard applications. Water and wastewater treatment facilities require specialized pumps. Energy efficiency standards apply to federal pump purchases under EISA 2007. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 45 covers plumbing fixtures, water heaters, boilers, heating systems, and waste disposal equipment for federal facilities. Energy efficiency mandates are driving significant procurement of high-efficiency systems across the federal building portfolio. Federal energy and water efficiency mandates (EO 14057) driving replacement procurement. WaterSense and ENERGY STAR requirements apply. ESPC and UESC contracts fund many upgrades through utility savings. GSA schedules and construction contracts are primary procurement vehicles. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 46 covers water treatment systems, sewage processing equipment, desalination units, and portable water purification systems. This group supports military expeditionary water production and the water/wastewater infrastructure at federal facilities nationwide. Military water purification (TWPS, ROWPU) procured through Army PEO Combat Support. USACE designs and oversees water infrastructure projects. EPA grants fund municipal water treatment. Growing demand for PFAS treatment technology at military installations. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 48 covers industrial valves, fittings, and speciality valves for piping systems across federal facilities, military installations, ships, and infrastructure projects. Nuclear-grade valves for Navy submarines and aircraft carriers are among the most demanding specifications in federal procurement. Navy nuclear-grade valve procurement requires NAVSEA-approved quality programs and nuclear QA compliance. DLA manages standard valve NSN items. ASME code compliance required for pressure-rated valves. Small businesses competitive in standard commercial valve supply. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 51 covers non-powered hand tools including wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, saws, files, and specialized maintenance tools. The federal government maintains vast tool inventories at military depots, maintenance facilities, and agency workshops. Procured primarily through DLA Troop Support and GSA Global Supply. Berry Amendment requires domestic manufacture for many military hand tools. AbilityOne program supplies tool kits and sets. GSA Advantage online purchasing for smaller quantities. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 53 covers fasteners (bolts, screws, nuts, rivets), hardware fittings, abrasive materials, and related items. This high-volume, lower-dollar-value group is fundamental to every maintenance and manufacturing operation in the federal government. DLA manages millions of NSN items in this group. Significant small business participation as distributors and manufacturers. Specialty fasteners for aerospace applications command premium prices and require extensive quality documentation. Berry Amendment and specialty metals clauses apply to many military fasteners. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 54 covers modular buildings, relocatable structures, guard booths, storage containers, and scaffolding systems. This group supports military base construction, disaster response temporary housing, and federal agency facility expansion through rapid-deploy structures. FEMA temporary housing units are major procurement programs during disaster response. Military modular barracks and facilities for overseas contingency operations. GSA leasing of modular facilities for agency overflow. Containerized solutions growing for IT and communications deployments. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 56 covers building materials including roofing, insulation, fencing, concrete products, masonry, and general construction supplies. This group supports the federal construction portfolio managed by GSA, USACE, NAVFAC, and civilian agencies. Procured through construction contracts, DLA, and GSA. Buy American Act preferences strongly enforced for construction materials. Build America, Buy America Act (BABA) under Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act adds domestic content requirements. Sustainability mandates driving procurement of recycled and low-carbon materials. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 58 covers radio equipment, satellite communications, radar systems, electronic warfare equipment, and directed energy systems. This is one of the most technology-intensive and highest-value FSC groups, encompassing critical military and civilian communications infrastructure. Major programs include JTRS tactical radios, GPS equipment, SATCOM terminals, and next-gen radar. Dominated by L3Harris, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman. Significant SBIR/STTR opportunities in software-defined radio and spectrum management. Information assurance and TEMPEST requirements add compliance costs. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 59 covers electronic components including semiconductors, capacitors, resistors, circuit boards, connectors, and power supplies. This group is foundational to every electronic system the government procures, from weapons systems to office computers. DMEA (Defense Microelectronics Activity) manages trusted foundry program for defense-grade semiconductors. CHIPS Act investments expanding domestic semiconductor supply. DLA manages millions of electronic component NSN items. Counterfeit parts prevention (DFARS 252.246-7007) critical compliance requirement. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 61 covers electrical wire and cable, generators, transformers, switchgear, and power distribution equipment. This group supports federal facility electrical infrastructure, military field power systems, and the growing federal renewable energy and microgrid installations. Military tactical generators and field power systems are major procurement programs. Federal facility electrical modernization driven by energy resilience mandates. Growing procurement of renewable energy systems and battery storage for federal microgrids. Berry Amendment applies to some military electrical cables. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 62 covers interior and exterior lighting fixtures, lamps, ballasts, and specialized lighting for military and civilian applications. Federal lighting procurement is being transformed by LED conversion mandates and energy efficiency requirements. Massive LED retrofit programs across federal facilities driven by energy efficiency mandates. FAA procures specialized airport lighting systems. Military blackout lighting and infrared-compatible fixtures are specialty items. ENERGY STAR certification required for applicable federal lighting purchases. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 63 covers intrusion detection systems, access control equipment, CCTV surveillance, fire alarm systems, and physical security equipment. Post-9/11 security requirements have made this one of the fastest-growing FSC groups across all federal agencies. GSA Physical Access Control System (PACS) program drives HSPD-12 compliant access control procurement. TSA checkpoint screening equipment is major procurement program. UL 2050 certification required for many alarm systems. Anti-terrorism/force protection (AT/FP) standards drive military security system procurement. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 65 is one of the largest federal supply groups by dollar value, covering all medical equipment, surgical instruments, diagnostic devices, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare supplies. The VA, DHA (Defense Health Agency), and HHS are the primary purchasers, collectively spending tens of billions annually. VA and DHA national contracts for pharmaceuticals and medical devices are among the largest federal contracts. Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) pricing mandatory for certain drugs (38 U.S.C. 8126). FDA device clearance required. Pandemic preparedness stockpile procurement creates surge demand. AbilityOne provides many medical supply items. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 66 covers scientific instruments, laboratory equipment, measuring and testing apparatus, and calibration standards. This group supports the extensive federal laboratory network including national laboratories, military test facilities, and agency research centers. DOE national laboratories, NIH research centers, and military test ranges are major purchasers. GSA scientific equipment schedules provide streamlined procurement. NIST traceable calibration requirements apply. University-style lab equipment procurement through research grants and contracts. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 68 covers industrial chemicals, laboratory chemicals, water treatment chemicals, de-icing compounds, and specialized chemical products used across federal operations. This group supports water treatment, facility maintenance, laboratory research, and military chemical defense programs. DLA Troop Support manages bulk chemical procurement. Hazardous material compliance (OSHA, EPA) adds regulatory requirements. Green chemistry initiatives driving procurement of environmentally preferable products. Military chemical agent detection and decontamination products are specialized niche. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 69 covers simulators, training devices, targets, courseware, and instructional equipment for military and civilian training programs. The shift toward simulation-based training is driving significant procurement growth in virtual and augmented reality training systems. Military simulation and training is a multi-billion dollar market dominated by L3Harris, CAE, and Textron Systems. Growing use of commercial gaming technology (Unreal Engine, Unity) in military simulation. Live-Virtual-Constructive (LVC) training integration is current focus area. SBIR opportunities in AI-driven adaptive training. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 70 is the largest federal supply group by dollar value, covering computers, servers, storage systems, software, cloud services, networking equipment, and IT accessories. Federal IT spending exceeds $100 billion annually, making this group the primary vehicle for government technology modernization. Procured through GSA IT Schedule 70 (now consolidated into MAS), NASA SEWP, NIH CIO-SP3/NITAAC, and agency-specific BPAs. FedRAMP authorization required for cloud services. Section 508 accessibility compliance mandatory. CMMC cybersecurity certification increasingly required. EO 14028 supply chain security requirements apply. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 71 covers office furniture, institutional furniture, military quarters furniture, and specialized workspace solutions. The federal government is the nation's largest furniture purchaser, with procurement heavily channeled through mandatory sources including AbilityOne/JWOD and GSA schedules. AbilityOne program (JWOD) is mandatory source for many furniture items — must be checked before commercial purchases. GSA Furniture BPAs and schedules. Federal workplace modernization and hoteling/hybrid work driving demand for flexible furniture systems. Sustainable furniture certification (BIFMA level) increasingly required. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 73 covers commercial kitchen equipment, food serving systems, and dining facility equipment for military dining facilities (DFACs), federal cafeterias, and institutional food service operations across the government. Military DFAC modernization programs drive significant procurement. GSA schedules for commercial kitchen equipment. ENERGY STAR requirements for applicable equipment. Military field feeding systems (containerized kitchens) are specialized defense items. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 75 covers general office supplies including paper, pens, filing supplies, binders, desk accessories, and small office devices. While individual items are low-cost, aggregate federal office supply spending is substantial and heavily channeled through mandatory sources. AbilityOne program is mandatory source for many office supply items. GSA Global Supply and GSA Advantage are primary procurement channels. Agency purchase card (P-card) used for small purchases. Environmental requirements (recycled content, FSC-certified paper) apply to many items. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 76 covers printed and digital publications including technical manuals, maps, charts, training materials, and reference books. The Government Publishing Office (GPO) manages official government publishing, while NGA produces military mapping and geospatial products. GPO mandatory for government printing over certain thresholds. NGA geospatial products are controlled items. Digital transformation shifting procurement toward electronic publications and GIS data licenses. Library of Congress and federal libraries procure significant book collections. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 79 covers janitorial equipment, cleaning chemicals, floor care machines, and sanitation supplies. Post-pandemic federal cleaning standards have significantly increased procurement volumes and requirements for hospital-grade disinfection products. AbilityOne program is mandatory source for many cleaning products and janitorial supplies. EPA Safer Choice and Green Seal certification required for many cleaning products under EO 14057. Base operating support (BOS) and custodial contracts include cleaning supply procurement. Pandemic-era enhanced cleaning standards remain in effect. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 80 covers paints, coatings, primers, sealants, adhesives, and paint application equipment. Federal procurement in this group supports facility maintenance, military vehicle and aircraft coating, ship painting, and specialized protective coatings for infrastructure. Military specification (MIL-SPEC) coatings for aircraft, ships, and vehicles are specialized products. Low-VOC and environmentally compliant coatings required under EPA and OSHA regulations. Ship painting contracts are significant in naval maintenance. Berry Amendment domestic manufacture requirements apply to many military coatings. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 81 covers shipping containers, boxes, packaging materials, pallets, and specialized military packaging for long-term storage and overseas shipment. Military Packaging (MIL-STD-2073) requirements make this a specialized contracting area. DLA manages bulk packaging supply chain. Military packaging specifications (MIL-STD-2073) require specialized knowledge for long-term storage and overseas shipment. Sustainable packaging requirements growing. AbilityOne program produces many standard packaging items. Pallet recycling programs increasingly required. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 83 covers raw textiles, fabric, leather, tent systems, flags, and material used in manufacturing clothing and equipment. This group includes the military tent and shelter systems critical to expeditionary operations and disaster response. Berry Amendment strictly requires 100% domestic manufacture for textiles used by DOD. Major tent and shelter procurement programs for military and FEMA. American flag procurement has specific domestic manufacturing requirements. DLA Troop Support manages textile supply chain. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 84 covers military uniforms, body armor, helmets, boots, load-carrying equipment, and individual protective gear. This is a high-value, Berry Amendment-regulated group that supports the outfitting of millions of military service members and federal law enforcement personnel. Berry Amendment mandates 100% domestic manufacture — no exceptions for clothing textiles. DLA Troop Support manages the military clothing supply chain. Body armor and helmet procurement driven by safety-of-use requirements and safety testing. Significant AbilityOne participation in military uniform and accessory production. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 85 covers personal care items including soap, shampoo, toothpaste, shaving supplies, and hygiene products procured for military installations, VA medical centers, federal prisons, and other institutional settings where the government provides personal care items. DLA Troop Support and BOP (Federal Bureau of Prisons) are major purchasers. AbilityOne program produces many toiletry items. Post-pandemic hand sanitizer procurement remains elevated. Military commissary and exchange system (AAFES) handles retail toiletry sales separately from government supply. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 87 covers seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and agricultural chemicals used by federal land management agencies, military installations, and agricultural research facilities. This group supports federal land stewardship, invasive species management, and agricultural research. BLM, Forest Service, National Park Service, and USACE are major purchasers for land restoration and vegetation management. EPA registration required for pesticides. Integrated pest management (IPM) policies limit procurement to approved chemicals. Native seed procurement for habitat restoration is growing. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 89 covers all food products procured by the federal government for military dining facilities, VA hospitals, federal prisons, school lunch programs, and emergency feeding operations. DLA Troop Support Subsistence manages the largest food supply chain in the world, feeding millions daily. DLA Troop Support Subsistence directorate manages prime vendor contracts for military food distribution. USDA commodity procurement for school lunch and food assistance programs. Berry Amendment applies to food served in military DFACs. MRE (Meals Ready-to-Eat) procurement is a specialized defense supply chain. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 91 covers petroleum fuels, aviation fuel (JP-8), diesel, gasoline, lubricating oils, greases, and specialty petroleum products. DOD is the largest single consumer of fuel in the world, and DLA Energy manages the military fuel supply chain from refinery to operational forces. DLA Energy manages the $16+ billion military fuel supply chain. Bulk fuel procurement through long-term contracts with major oil companies. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) mandate driving new procurement requirements. Federal fleet fuel purchases through GSA Fleet Wright Express card program. Strategic Petroleum Reserve operations. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 93 covers plastics, rubber products, composites, gaskets, seals, O-rings, and other nonmetallic fabricated components. These items are critical to maintenance and repair operations across all federal agencies and military services. DLA manages extensive NSN catalog for maintenance repair parts. Aerospace-grade composite materials are growing procurement category for military aircraft. Specialty seals and gaskets require MIL-SPEC compliance. Small businesses competitive in standard rubber and plastic fabricated products. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

FSC Group 95 covers raw metals including steel, aluminum, titanium, copper, and specialty alloys in bar, sheet, plate, and structural shapes. These materials feed the defense industrial base, military depots, shipyards, and federal construction projects. Specialty metals clause (DFARS 252.225-7009) requires domestic melting for defense applications. DLA manages strategic metal stockpiles through National Defense Stockpile. Buy American Act and Trade Agreements Act apply to construction materials. Tariffs significantly impact metal procurement costs and availability. This Federal Supply Classification node connects product/service group language to a broader procurement taxonomy.

Social Services - Rehabilitation. PSC category: Social Services.

Social Services - Counseling. PSC category: Social Services.

Social Services - Dependent Care. PSC category: Social Services.

Social Services - Community Programs. PSC category: Social Services.

Social Services - Recreation. PSC category: Social Services.

Social Services - Chaplain. PSC category: Social Services.

Social Services - Mortuary/Cemetery. PSC category: Social Services.

Social Services - Other. PSC category: Social Services.

Equipment owned by the government and provided to a contractor for use in contract performance.

Any property owned by or leased to the government and provided to a contractor.

Quality Control - Weapons. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Nuclear Ordnance. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Ammunition/Explosives. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Guided Missiles. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Aircraft. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Aircraft Components. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Inspection. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Calibration. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Electronics Testing. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Fuels Testing. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Other QC. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Quality Control - Other Testing/Inspection. PSC category: Quality Control, Testing and Inspection.

Maintenance - Weapons. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Nuclear Ordnance. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Fire Control Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Ammunition/Explosives. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Guided Missiles. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Aircraft. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Aircraft Components. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Aircraft Launching Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Space Vehicles. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Ships. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Ship/Marine Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Motor Vehicles/Trailers. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Tractors. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Vehicular Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Engines/Turbines. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Engine Accessories. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Mechanical Power Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Metalworking Machinery. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Special Industry Machinery. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Agricultural Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Construction Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Materials Handling Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Firefighting Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Pumps/Compressors. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Furnace/Steam/Nuclear Reactors. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Plumbing/HVAC Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Valves. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Pipe/Tubing/Hose. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Hand Tools. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Measuring Tools. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Communication Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Guided Missiles. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Fiber Optics. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Electric Wire/Power Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Lighting Fixtures. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Alarm/Signal Systems. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Medical/Dental Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Instruments/Lab Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Photographic Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Chemicals. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Training Aids/Devices. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - ADP Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Furniture. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Food Preparation Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Office Machines. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Office Supplies/Devices. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Books/Maps. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Recreational Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Brushes/Paints. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Clothing. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Subsistence Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Maintenance - Other Equipment. PSC category: Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding of Equipment.

Modification - Weapons. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Aircraft. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Aircraft Components. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Ships. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Ship/Marine Equipment. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Motor Vehicles. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Communication Equipment. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Medical Equipment. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - ADP Equipment. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Modification - Other Equipment. PSC category: Modification of Equipment.

Technical Rep - Aircraft. PSC category: Technical Representative Services.

Technical Rep - Ships. PSC category: Technical Representative Services.

Technical Rep - Communication Equipment. PSC category: Technical Representative Services.

Technical Rep - ADP Equipment. PSC category: Technical Representative Services.

Technical Rep - Other. PSC category: Technical Representative Services.

Operation - Administrative Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Ammunition Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Educational Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Industrial Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Research/Testing Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Maintenance/Production Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Government Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Housing/Community Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Operation - Utility Facilities. PSC category: Operation of Government Facilities.

Installation - Weapons. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Aircraft Components. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Ships/Marine Equipment. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Motor Vehicles. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Communication Equipment. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Electric Wire/Power Equipment. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Alarm/Signal Systems. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Medical Equipment. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - ADP Equipment. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Installation - Other Equipment. PSC category: Installation of Equipment.

Standard system used to classify businesses by industry type. Critical for determining contract eligibility.

NAICS 11 designates AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING AND HUNTING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111110 designates Soybean Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111120 designates Oilseed (except Soybean) Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111130 designates Dry Pea and Bean Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111140 designates Wheat Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111150 designates Corn Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111160 designates Rice Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111191 designates Oilseed and Grain Combination Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111199 designates All Other Grain Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111211 designates Potato Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111219 designates Other Vegetable (except Potato) and Melon Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111310 designates Orange Groves. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111320 designates Citrus (except Orange) Groves. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111331 designates Apple Orchards. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111332 designates Grape Vineyards. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111333 designates Strawberry Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111334 designates Berry (except Strawberry) Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111335 designates Tree Nut Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111336 designates Fruit and Tree Nut Combination Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111339 designates Other Noncitrus Fruit Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111411 designates Mushroom Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111419 designates Other Food Crops Grown Under Cover. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 11142 designates NURSERY AND FLORICULTURE PRODUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111421 designates Nursery and Tree Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111422 designates Floriculture Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111910 designates Tobacco Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111920 designates Cotton Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111930 designates Sugarcane Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111940 designates Hay Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111991 designates Sugar Beet Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111992 designates Peanut Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 111998 designates All Other Miscellaneous Crop Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112111 designates Beef Cattle Ranching and Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112112 designates Cattle Feedlots. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112120 designates Dairy Cattle and Milk Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112130 designates DUAL-PURPOSE CATTLE RANCHING AND FARMING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112210 designates Hog and Pig Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112310 designates Chicken Egg Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112320 designates Broilers and Other Meat Type Chicken Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112330 designates Turkey Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112340 designates Poultry Hatcheries. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112390 designates Other Poultry Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112410 designates Sheep Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112420 designates Goat Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 11251 designates AQUACULTURE. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112511 designates Finfish Farming and Fish Hatcheries. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112512 designates Shellfish Farming. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112519 designates Other Aquaculture. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112910 designates Apiculture. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112920 designates Horses and Other Equine Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112930 designates Fur-Bearing Animal and Rabbit Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 112990 designates All Other Animal Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 113110 designates Timber Tract Operations. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 11321 designates FOREST NURSERIES AND GATHERING OF FOREST PRODUCTS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 113210 designates Forest Nurseries and Gathering of Forest Products. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 113310 designates Logging. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 114111 designates Finfish Fishing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 114112 designates Shellfish Fishing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 114119 designates Other Marine Fishing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 114210 designates Hunting and Trapping. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 11511 designates SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR CROP PRODUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115111 designates Cotton Ginning. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115112 designates Soil Preparation, Planting, and Cultivating. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115113 designates Crop Harvesting, Primarily by Machine. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115114 designates Postharvest Crop Activities (except Cotton Ginning). Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115115 designates Farm Labor Contractors and Crew Leaders. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115116 designates Farm Management Services. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 11521 designates SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR ANIMAL PRODUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115210 designates Support Activities for Animal Production. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 11531 designates SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR FORESTRY. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 115310 designates Support Activities for Forestry. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 211111 designates CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS EXTRACTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 211112 designates NATURAL GAS LIQUID EXTRACTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 211120 designates Crude Petroleum Extraction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 211130 designates Natural Gas Extraction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212111 designates Bituminous Coal and Lignite Surface Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212112 designates Bituminous Coal Underground Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212113 designates Anthracite Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212114 designates SURFACE COAL MINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212210 designates Iron Ore Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212220 designates GOLD ORE AND SILVER ORE MINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212221 designates Gold Ore Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212222 designates Silver Ore Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212230 designates Copper, Nickel, Lead, and Zinc Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212231 designates LEAD ORE AND ZINC ORE MINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212234 designates COPPER ORE AND NICKEL ORE MINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212290 designates Other Metal Ore Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212291 designates URANIUM-RADIUM-VANADIUM ORE MINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212299 designates ALL OTHER METAL ORE MINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212311 designates Dimension Stone Mining and Quarrying. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212312 designates Crushed and Broken Limestone Mining and Quarrying. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212313 designates Crushed and Broken Granite Mining and Quarrying. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212319 designates Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212321 designates Construction Sand and Gravel Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212322 designates Industrial Sand Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212323 designates KAOLIN, CLAY, AND CERAMIC AND REFRACTORY MINERALS MINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212324 designates Kaolin and Ball Clay Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212325 designates Clay and Ceramic and Refractory Minerals Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212390 designates OTHER NONMETALLIC MINERAL MINING AND QUARRYING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212391 designates Potash, Soda, and Borate Mineral Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212392 designates Phosphate Rock Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212393 designates Other Chemical and Fertilizer Mineral Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 212399 designates All Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 213111 designates Drilling Oil and Gas Wells. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 213112 designates Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 213113 designates Support Activities for Coal Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 213114 designates Support Activities for Metal Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 213115 designates Support Activities for Nonmetallic Minerals (except Fuels) Mining. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221 designates UTILITIES. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2211 designates ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 22111 designates ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221111 designates Hydroelectric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221112 designates Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221113 designates Nuclear Electric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221114 designates Solar Electric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221115 designates Wind Electric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221116 designates Geothermal Electric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221117 designates Biomass Electric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221118 designates Other Electric Power Generation. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221119 designates OTHER ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221121 designates Electric Bulk Power Transmission and Control. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221122 designates Electric Power Distribution. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 22121 designates NATURAL GAS DISTRIBUTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221210 designates Natural Gas Distribution. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 22131 designates WATER SUPPLY AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221310 designates Water Supply and Irrigation Systems. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 22132 designates SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221320 designates Sewage Treatment Facilities. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 221330 designates Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23 designates CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 233 designates BUILDING, DEVELOPING, AND GENERAL CONTRACTING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23311 designates LAND SUBDIVISION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 233110 designates LAND SUBDIVISION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2332 designates RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23321 designates SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 233210 designates SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 233220 designates MULTIFAMILY HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2333 designates NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23331 designates MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 233310 designates MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23332 designates COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 233320 designates COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23411 designates HIGHWAY AND STREET CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 234110 designates HIGHWAY AND STREET CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23412 designates BRIDGE AND TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 234120 designates BRIDGE AND TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2349 designates OTHER HEAVY CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23491 designates WATER, SEWER, AND PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 234910 designates WATER, SEWER, AND PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23492 designates POWER AND COMMUNICATION TRANSMISSION LINE CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 234920 designates POWER AND COMMUNICATION TRANSMISSION LINE CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23493 designates INDUSTRIAL NONBUILDING STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 234930 designates INDUSTRIAL NONBUILDING STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23499 designates ALL OTHER HEAVY CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 234990 designates ALL OTHER HEAVY CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23511 designates PLUMBING, HEATING, AND AIR-CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235110 designates PLUMBING, HEATING, AND AIR-CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23521 designates PAINTING AND WALL COVERING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235210 designates PAINTING AND WALL COVERING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23531 designates ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235310 designates ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23541 designates MASONRY AND STONE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235410 designates MASONRY AND STONE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23542 designates DRYWALL, PLASTERING, ACOUSTICAL, AND INSULATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235420 designates DRYWALL, PLASTERING, ACOUSTICAL, AND INSULATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235430 designates TILE, MARBLE, TERRAZZO, AND MOSAIC CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23551 designates CARPENTRY CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235510 designates CARPENTRY CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23552 designates FLOOR LAYING AND OTHER FLOOR CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235520 designates FLOOR LAYING AND OTHER FLOOR CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2356 designates ROOFING, SIDING, AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23561 designates ROOFING, SIDING, AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235610 designates ROOFING, SIDING, AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23571 designates CONCRETE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235710 designates CONCRETE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2358 designates WATER WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23581 designates WATER WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235810 designates WATER WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2359 designates OTHER SPECIAL TRADE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23591 designates STRUCTURAL STEEL ERECTION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235910 designates STRUCTURAL STEEL ERECTION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235920 designates GLASS AND GLAZING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23593 designates EXCAVATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235930 designates EXCAVATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23594 designates WRECKING AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235940 designates WRECKING AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23595 designates BUILDING EQUIPMENT AND OTHER MACHINERY INSTALLATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235950 designates BUILDING EQUIPMENT AND OTHER MACHINERY INSTALLATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23599 designates ALL OTHER SPECIAL TRADE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 235990 designates ALL OTHER SPECIAL TRADE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23611 designates RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 236115 designates New Single-Family Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders). Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 236116 designates New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders). Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 236117 designates New Housing For-Sale Builders. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 236118 designates Residential Remodelers. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2362 designates NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 236210 designates Industrial Building Construction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23622 designates COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 236220 designates Commercial and Institutional Building Construction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 237110 designates Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 237120 designates Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 237130 designates Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 237210 designates Land Subdivision. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 237310 designates Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 237990 designates Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238 designates SPECIALTY TRADE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238110 designates Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238120 designates Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238130 designates Framing Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23814 designates MASONRY CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238140 designates Masonry Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238150 designates Glass and Glazing Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23816 designates ROOFING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238160 designates Roofing Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238170 designates Siding Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238190 designates Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23821 designates ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND OTHER WIRING INSTALLATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238210 designates Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23822 designates PLUMBING, HEATING, AND AIR-CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238220 designates Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23829 designates OTHER BUILDING EQUIPMENT CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238290 designates Other Building Equipment Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23831 designates DRYWALL AND INSULATION CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238310 designates Drywall and Insulation Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23832 designates PAINTING AND WALL COVERING CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238320 designates Painting and Wall Covering Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238330 designates Flooring Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238340 designates Tile and Terrazzo Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23835 designates FINISH CARPENTRY CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238350 designates Finish Carpentry Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238390 designates Other Building Finishing Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 2389 designates OTHER SPECIALTY TRADE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238910 designates Site Preparation Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 23899 designates ALL OTHER SPECIALTY TRADE CONTRACTORS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 238990 designates All Other Specialty Trade Contractors. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311111 designates Dog and Cat Food Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311119 designates Other Animal Food Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311211 designates Flour Milling. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311212 designates Rice Milling. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311213 designates Malt Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311221 designates Wet Corn Milling. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311222 designates SOYBEAN PROCESSING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311223 designates OTHER OILSEED PROCESSING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311224 designates Soybean and Other Oilseed Processing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311225 designates Fats and Oils Refining and Blending. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311230 designates Breakfast Cereal Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311311 designates SUGARCANE MILLS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311312 designates CANE SUGAR REFINING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311313 designates Beet Sugar Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311314 designates Cane Sugar Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311320 designates CHOCOLATE AND CONFECTIONERY MANUFACTURING FROM CACAO BEANS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311330 designates CONFECTIONERY MANUFACTURING FROM PURCHASED CHOCOLATE. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311340 designates Nonchocolate Confectionery Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311351 designates Chocolate and Confectionery Manufacturing from Cacao Beans. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311352 designates Confectionery Manufacturing from Purchased Chocolate. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311411 designates Frozen Fruit, Juice, and Vegetable Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311412 designates Frozen Specialty Food Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311421 designates Fruit and Vegetable Canning. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311422 designates Specialty Canning. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311423 designates Dried and Dehydrated Food Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311511 designates Fluid Milk Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311512 designates Creamery Butter Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311513 designates Cheese Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311514 designates Dry, Condensed, and Evaporated Dairy Product Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311520 designates Ice Cream and Frozen Dessert Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311611 designates Animal (except Poultry) Slaughtering. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311612 designates Meat Processed from Carcasses. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311613 designates Rendering and Meat Byproduct Processing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311615 designates Poultry Processing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311710 designates Seafood Product Preparation and Packaging. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311711 designates SEAFOOD CANNING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311712 designates FRESH AND FROZEN SEAFOOD PROCESSING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 31181 designates BREAD AND BAKERY PRODUCT MANUFACTURING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311811 designates Retail Bakeries. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311812 designates Commercial Bakeries. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311813 designates Frozen Cakes, Pies, and Other Pastries Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311821 designates Cookie and Cracker Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311822 designates FLOUR MIXES AND DOUGH MANUFACTURING FROM PURCHASED FLOUR. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311823 designates DRY PASTA MANUFACTURING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311824 designates Dry Pasta, Dough, and Flour Mixes Manufacturing from Purchased Flour. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311830 designates Tortilla Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311911 designates Roasted Nuts and Peanut Butter Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311919 designates Other Snack Food Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311920 designates Coffee and Tea Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311930 designates Flavoring Syrup and Concentrate Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311941 designates Mayonnaise, Dressing, and Other Prepared Sauce Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311942 designates Spice and Extract Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311991 designates Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 311999 designates All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312111 designates Soft Drink Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312112 designates Bottled Water Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312113 designates Ice Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312120 designates Breweries. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312130 designates Wineries. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312140 designates Distilleries. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312210 designates TOBACCO STEMMING AND REDRYING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312221 designates CIGARETTE MANUFACTURING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312229 designates OTHER TOBACCO PRODUCT MANUFACTURING. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 312230 designates Tobacco Manufacturing. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313110 designates Fiber, Yarn, and Thread Mills. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313111 designates YARN SPINNING MILLS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313112 designates YARN TEXTURIZING, THROWING, AND TWISTING MILLS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313113 designates THREAD MILLS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313210 designates Broadwoven Fabric Mills. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313220 designates Narrow Fabric Mills and Schiffli Machine Embroidery. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313221 designates NARROW FABRIC MILLS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313222 designates SCHIFFLI MACHINE EMBROIDERY. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313230 designates Nonwoven Fabric Mills. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313240 designates Knit Fabric Mills. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313241 designates WEFT KNIT FABRIC MILLS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313249 designates OTHER KNIT FABRIC AND LACE MILLS. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.

NAICS 313310 designates Textile and Fabric Finishing Mills. Bureauify uses NAICS codes to connect industries, contractors, and opportunity searches to the right business vocabulary.