Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing

The NAICS 336310 category encompasses Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing, focusing on the production of components and replacement parts for automotive and military vehicle propulsion systems. This sector primarily involves manufacturing gasoline engine assemblies, engine blocks, valves, fuel systems, starters, filters, pumps, and related mechanical components. Products range from complete engine units to specialized replacement parts designed for military and civilian vehicle applications, with a strong emphasis on precision engineering and technical specifications.

Federal Contract Awards in this category demonstrate a consistent pattern of procurement by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime division, with contract values typically ranging from $1,000 to $250,000. Awards are frequently made to small businesses, including minority-owned, veteran-owned, and women-owned enterprises. Commonly awarded entities include PCX Inc., Kampi Components Co Inc., Phoenix Trading Inc., and Echelon Supply And Service, Inc. Most contracts are firm fixed-price purchase orders or delivery orders, with performance periods between three to twelve months. The majority of awards are set aside for small businesses, with delivery locations predominantly at various DLA distribution centers across the United States.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities within this NAICS code reveal a robust procurement landscape for specialized automotive and military vehicle components. Solicitations include requests for fuel tanks, engine valves, electrical starters, fluid filters, injection pumps, and various mechanical assemblies. Most opportunities are issued by the Defense Logistics Agency, with electronic quote submissions required and delivery timelines ranging from 48 to 330 days after order. The opportunities are predominantly set aside for small businesses, with quantities typically ranging from 1 to 741 units. Delivery locations are consistently specified as DLA distribution centers, highlighting the military's structured approach to maintaining critical vehicle and equipment inventories.