Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Electric Lighting Fixture Manufacturing

Code 335122
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The NAICS code 335122 encompasses Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Electric Lighting Fixture Manufacturing, focusing on the production of specialized lighting equipment for various sectors. This category includes manufacturers that design, engineer, and produce a wide range of electric lighting fixtures, including commercial, industrial, and institutional applications. The products range from standard lighting fixtures to complex, specialized illumination solutions for military, aerospace, maritime, and other critical infrastructure environments.

The federal contract awards under this NAICS code predominantly involve delivery orders from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), particularly DLA Aviation and DLA Troop Support. Contracts typically range from $1,500 to $258,000, with fixed-price delivery order mechanisms and performance periods between 3-12 months. Frequently awarded entities include The L.C. Doane Company, QPI Pro, Inc., Phantom Products, Inc., and Soderberg Manufacturing Company, most of which are small businesses with woman-owned, veteran-owned, or minority-owned certifications. The awards cover a diverse array of lighting components such as light fixtures, lens assemblies, light guides, lamp guards, emergency lighting, and specialized aviation lighting equipment. Most contracts are not set aside, though many contractors hold small business certifications.

While the provided dataset does not include specific Federal Contract Opportunities, the contract awards suggest that federal agencies, particularly defense-related organizations, consistently seek specialized lighting equipment for military aircraft, maritime vessels, and infrastructure applications. The opportunities likely involve solicitations for lighting fixtures that meet rigorous military specifications, require precise engineering tolerances, and can perform in extreme environmental conditions. Potential performance locations include military bases, aviation facilities, naval installations, and government depots across the United States.

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