Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing

Code 337214
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NAICS Category 337214 encompasses office furniture manufacturing, specifically focusing on non-wood furniture products designed for professional and commercial workspace environments. This category includes the production of office chairs, desks, workstations, filing cabinets, shelving units, conference tables, and other specialized furniture solutions typically used in corporate, governmental, and institutional settings. The manufacturing process involves designing, fabricating, and assembling furniture components using materials such as metal, composite materials, and synthetic fabrics to create ergonomic and functional workplace furniture.

The federal contract awards demonstrate a robust market for office furniture, with contract values ranging from several thousand to nearly $200,000. Major contractors include Price Modern LLC, Steelcase Inc., Mark G. Anderson Consultants Inc., and Indiana Furniture Industries. Funding agencies include the Department of Agriculture, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Veterans Affairs, and General Services Administration. Many awards utilize Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) contract vehicles. Most contracts are firm-fixed price and do not have specific set-aside designations, though some recent awards included partial small business or total small business set-asides.

Recent federal contract opportunities showcase diverse requirements for office furniture across multiple government agencies. Solicitations include specific requests from the Department of the Air Force for furniture redesign projects, the Department of the Army for office chairs and workstations, and the Indian Health Service for medical facility furniture. Notable opportunities include the procurement of specialized furniture for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs), paper conservation tables for museums, and office furniture for various federal installations. Performance locations span multiple states, including Florida, Louisiana, Arizona, and Nevada, with most opportunities set aside for small businesses and targeting specific technical requirements for workplace environments.

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