Miscellaneous Manufacturing

Code 339
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The NAICS 339 category, specifically subsector 339, encompasses Miscellaneous Manufacturing, which includes a diverse range of product manufacturing not classified in other specific manufacturing categories. This sector produces various specialized equipment, medical devices, scientific instruments, and other precision-manufactured goods across multiple industries. The manufacturing activities in this category often involve complex design, engineering, and production of specialized products that require advanced technical capabilities and precision manufacturing techniques.

The federal contract awards in this category predominantly focus on medical equipment, mobility devices, and specialized scientific instruments, with a strong emphasis on veterans' healthcare services. Typical contract values range from approximately $5,000 to $700,000, with most awards coming from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and using Federal Supply Schedule contracts. Common set-aside types include Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), Total Small Business, and other socioeconomic designations. Frequently awarded entities include specialized medical equipment manufacturers like Stryker, Omnicell, Olympus, and various small businesses providing medical devices, prosthetics, and mobility solutions. Places of performance are predominantly VA medical centers and military healthcare facilities across multiple states.

The recent federal contract opportunities in this category primarily solicit medical equipment, diagnostic tools, and specialized manufacturing components. Key opportunities include requests for blood coagulation analyzers, medical carts, surgical instruments, mobility devices, and various medical diagnostic equipment. Federal agencies posting these opportunities include the Department of Veterans Affairs, Indian Health Service, Department of Defense, and other federal healthcare organizations. Places of performance span multiple states, with significant concentrations in Texas, California, Washington, and North Carolina. The opportunities demonstrate a consistent focus on acquiring advanced medical technologies, diagnostic equipment, and specialized manufacturing components that support federal healthcare and scientific research infrastructure.

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