Adhesive Manufacturing

Code 325520
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NAICS 325520 (Adhesive Manufacturing) encompasses the production of specialized chemical compounds designed for bonding materials together across various industrial and governmental applications. These adhesives range from structural epoxies and sealants to high-performance compounds used in aerospace, maritime, and military contexts. The products vary widely in composition, including two-part systems, room-temperature curing formulations, and compounds with specific performance characteristics like corrosion resistance or high-strength bonding.

Recent federal contract awards in this NAICS category predominantly involve the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and Navy Supply Systems Command, with contract values ranging from $40 to $14,527.10. Frequently awarded contractors include SAIC (Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics), Steven Industries Inc., and specialized chemical manufacturing firms. Most awards are delivery orders under Indefinite Delivery Contracts, typically lasting 1-3 years, with performance locations spread across military bases and distribution centers. Contract set-asides frequently include total small business designations, with a common small business size standard of 550 employees.

Recent federal contract opportunities demonstrate a diverse range of adhesive and sealant requirements across military and federal agencies. The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Army Contracting Command, and Defense Logistics Agency have solicited requests for specialized products like NGD-9 liquid polymers, epoxy resins, polyurethane coatings, and sealing compounds. Performance locations include naval shipyards, ammunition plants, and air force bases. Solicitations consistently emphasize technical specifications, shelf-life requirements, and compliance with military standards like MIL-DTL and MIL-STD, with most opportunities set aside for small businesses and evaluated on lowest-price technically acceptable criteria.

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