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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.
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Ask about 561320The $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.
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