Steel Product Manufacturing from Purchased Steel

Code 3312
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The NAICS 3312 category, "Steel Product Manufacturing from Purchased Steel," encompasses industrial manufacturing processes that transform purchased steel into various fabricated metal products. These manufacturers specialize in producing a wide range of steel-based components, including pipes, tubes, structural shapes, sheets, and assemblies used in military, infrastructure, and industrial applications. The production typically involves cutting, shaping, welding, and forming steel purchased from primary steel mills into precise specifications required by government and commercial clients.

The federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a consistent pattern of small business and unrestricted procurements for specialized metallic components. Typical contract values range from modest quantities of 1-100 units with delivery timelines spanning 20 to 482 days. Key funding agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Department of the Navy, and Bureau of Land Management, with most contracts utilizing Total Small Business or unrestricted set-asides. Common places of performance include various DLA distribution centers across the United States, naval shipyards, and military logistics facilities. The awards frequently target critical infrastructure and equipment components such as metallic tubes, pipe assemblies, structural plates, and specialized manufacturing machinery.

Recent federal contract opportunities within this NAICS category predominantly focus on precise metallic manufacturing requirements for military and logistics operations. The solicitations cover a diverse range of products including metallic tubes, pipe assemblies, floor plates, reeling machines, and wire rope assemblies. Frequently requesting agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, Land and Maritime, and Troop Support Construction and Equipment. Delivery locations span domestic military distribution centers, with most opportunities requiring electronic quote submissions and emphasizing small business participation. The opportunities consistently demonstrate a need for high-precision metal components with specific dimensional and material specifications, reflecting the technical complexity of steel product manufacturing for federal government applications.

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