Warehousing and Storage

Code 4931
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The NAICS category 4931 for Warehousing and Storage encompasses businesses primarily engaged in operating storage and warehouse facilities for a wide range of goods and materials. These facilities provide crucial logistics services including storing, handling, and managing inventory for various industries and government agencies. Services may include climate-controlled storage, inventory management, packaging, distribution, and specialized handling of sensitive or regulated materials such as medical supplies, research equipment, and government-owned assets.

Federal contract awards in this category demonstrate significant diversity in scope and value. Awards range from small, single-month storage contracts valued at less than $100 to larger multi-year agreements approaching $50 million. Frequent awardees include Supplycore LLC, Noble Supply & Logistics, and various small businesses with specialized capabilities. Common funding agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency, General Services Administration, and Department of Veterans Affairs. Set-asides frequently target small businesses, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, and 8(a) program participants. Performance locations span both domestic and international sites, including military bases, research facilities, and government administrative centers.

Recent federal contract opportunities reveal complex warehousing requirements across multiple sectors. The Department of Defense seeks contractors for fuel storage services in locations like Denmark and Okinawa, Japan, while the Department of State requires consolidated receiving and shipping services in Miami. Other notable opportunities include vehicle storage and logistics for the U.S. Marshals Service, medical equipment storage for research institutions, and specialized storage for government records and backup media. Solicitations consistently emphasize advanced inventory management, security protocols, environmental compliance, and the ability to handle sensitive or regulated materials across various temperature ranges and operational conditions.

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