Communication Equipment Repair and Maintenance

The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 811213 covers Communication Equipment Repair and Maintenance services. This category encompasses professional repair, maintenance, and technical support for various communication technologies, including radio systems, telecommunications infrastructure, electronic communication networks, and specialized communication equipment used by government agencies and military branches. Service providers in this classification offer depot-level repairs, on-site maintenance, parts replacement, system upgrades, and technical support for complex communication networks and electronic systems.

Federal contract awards under this NAICS code demonstrate a wide range of communication equipment repair and maintenance services, primarily for defense and federal civilian agencies. The majority of awards are delivery orders or blanket purchase agreements (BPAs) with contract values ranging from approximately $3,000 to over $2.4 million. Frequent prime contractors include Raytheon Company, Motorola Solutions, Inc., BAE Systems, Tyto Athene LLC, and Shiers Communication Specialists Inc. Major funding agencies include the Department of Defense (Air Force, Navy, Army), Department of Homeland Security, and various defense research and logistics commands. Most contracts are firm fixed-price and do not utilize small business set-aside designations. Performance locations span domestic military installations, research centers, and some international locations like Guam.

While the provided data set does not include specific federal contract opportunities, the awards suggest ongoing requirements for communication equipment repair and maintenance across military and civilian federal agencies. These opportunities typically involve supporting critical communication infrastructure for command and control systems, land mobile radio networks, aviation communication systems, and specialized electronic equipment used in defense, research, and administrative contexts. Prospective contractors can expect opportunities that require technical expertise in repairing and maintaining complex communication technologies, with performance requirements potentially spanning multiple locations and involving sophisticated electronic systems.