Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing

NAICS 334519 (Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing) encompasses the production of specialized measuring and control instruments beyond traditional categories. These devices include various electronic, electrical, and mechanical instruments designed for precise measurement, monitoring, and control functions across multiple industries. The category covers a wide range of technical equipment such as transducers, sensors, controllers, indicators, and specialized monitoring devices used in scientific, military, aviation, and industrial applications.

The Federal Contract Awards in this period demonstrate significant diversity in procurement, with contracts ranging from $2,600 to $660,972. Frequently awarded entities include Thales USA, Inc., Sea-Bird Electronics, Inc., and Marathon Watch Company LTD. Most awards were issued by agencies like the Federal Aviation Administration, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and NASA. Contract types predominantly included delivery orders and purchase orders, with firm fixed-price pricing. Set-asides varied, with some contracts designated for small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, and Native American-owned enterprises. Performance locations spanned multiple U.S. locations, including California, Virginia, and Maryland.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities primarily involve procurement of specialized measuring and control devices for government agencies. Key opportunities include the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation seeking various instruments like pressure transmitters, transducers, and controllers, typically in quantities ranging from 1 to 44 units. Other notable opportunities include NASA's request for fiber photometry processors, the Department of Energy's procurement of pressure sensors, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture's market research for soil electrical conductivity sensors. Performance locations include military bases, research facilities, and distribution centers across the United States. Most opportunities were open to all responsible sources, with some specifically set aside for small businesses.