The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 11411 (Fishing) encompasses marine equipment and specialized components used in naval and maritime operations. The solicitations and opportunities under this classification primarily involve procurement of ship and marine equipment such as windows, marine components, mounting plates, ladders, and various specialized marine vessel parts. These procurements are predominantly managed by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime, focusing on replacement and maintenance of maritime equipment.
No federal contract awards are explicitly detailed in the provided materials. The opportunities consistently demonstrate a pattern of small-scale procurements ranging from 1 to 96 units of specialized marine equipment, with delivery timelines typically between 20 and 590 days after date of order. The solicitations frequently utilize set-aside designations, including Total Small Business and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business classifications. Delivery locations are predominantly DLA Distribution facilities in locations like San Joaquin, Norfolk, and San Diego, as well as specific naval vessels such as USS RUSHMORE and USNS MT WHITNEY.
The federal contract opportunities under this NAICS code reveal a diverse range of marine equipment procurement needs. These include windshield wiper assemblies, marine windows, mounting plates, torpedo tube covers, marine ladders, and various specialized marine components. Most solicitations are structured as Request for Quote (RFQ) processes, with electronic submissions required and typically short response windows of 11-13 days. The procurements consistently fall under the Product Service Code 20 (Ship and Marine Equipment) and involve precise, often low-quantity orders designed to maintain and support naval and maritime operational readiness.