Photography Studios, Portrait

Code 541921
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Photography Studios, Portrait (NAICS 541921) encompasses professional photography services focused on capturing portrait, event, graduation, and administrative images for various organizations. These services include studio-based photography, on-site event documentation, digital image production, and specialized photographic assignments across multiple sectors. The services range from individual headshots and group portraits to comprehensive visual documentation of institutional activities and events.

Federal contract awards in this NAICS category demonstrate consistent engagement across multiple government agencies, with typical contract values ranging from $1,200 to $179,938 and performance periods spanning several months to a year. Frequent awardees include small businesses like Artistic Concepts Island Inc., Liz Roll Photography, and Videobooth Inc., with key funding agencies including the Department of Homeland Security's Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Department of State, U.S. Agency for International Development, and Smithsonian Institution. Most awards utilize firm fixed-price purchase orders, with approximately 20% designated as small business set-asides. Performance locations are predominantly domestic, with some international assignments in countries like Jordan, El Salvador, and Kenya.

Recent federal contract opportunities focus on photography services for specific institutional needs, such as the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center's requirement for class, graduation, and administrative photos over a five-year period. The Department of Homeland Security and Bureau of Reclamation have posted solicitations seeking photography services with unique requirements like merchandise sales, green screen photo services, and comprehensive visual documentation. These opportunities consistently target small businesses, use NAICS 541921 with size standards between $7.5 and $16 million, and emphasize lowest-price, technically acceptable evaluation criteria.

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