Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

NAICS category 811210 - Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance encompasses a broad range of professional technical services focused on repairing, maintaining, calibrating, and servicing specialized electronic and scientific equipment. These services typically involve precision instruments used in medical, research, industrial, and military settings, including advanced diagnostic equipment, laboratory instruments, medical imaging systems, scientific analyzers, and specialized electronic test equipment. The services require highly trained technicians with specific manufacturer certifications and access to proprietary parts and diagnostic tools.

The federal contract awards under this NAICS code demonstrate a consistent pattern of maintenance and repair contracts predominantly for medical and scientific equipment. Typical contract values range from approximately $10,000 to $871,000, with most awards having base periods of one year and up to four additional option years. Frequently awarded entities include original equipment manufacturers like Thermo Fisher Scientific, Philips Healthcare, BD Biosciences, and Leica Microsystems. The primary funding agencies are the Department of Veterans Affairs, National Institutes of Health, and various military medical research centers. Most awards are not set aside for specific small business categories, though some opportunities are reserved for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. Performance locations are predominantly at federal medical facilities, research centers, and military installations across the United States.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this NAICS category reflect a diverse range of specialized equipment maintenance requirements. Solicitations include maintenance services for medical diagnostic equipment like flow cytometers, MRI systems, microscopes, and laboratory instruments at facilities such as the VA Medical Centers, CDC, and NIH research centers. Agencies are seeking contractors with specific manufacturer certifications, particularly for proprietary scientific and medical equipment. Many opportunities emphasize the need for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) trained technicians, comprehensive service agreements that include preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, software updates, and parts replacement. Typical performance locations include medical research facilities in states like California, Texas, Illinois, and Maryland, with contract periods generally ranging from one to five years.