Enclosures, weldments, structures, pipe: who buys them and what they paid
Fabrication work is coded across several NAICS codes and often described by the end item. The product pulls it together by work type so you see the whole picture.
NAICS 332322 in numbers
Obligated by fiscal year
Who buys
Who won
Where the work is done
Award size bands (count)
Set-aside mix (count)
Open right now under NAICS 332322
1 open notice on SAM.gov. The newest 1:
| Posted | Notice | Buyer | NAICS | Set-aside | Due |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 4, 2026 | RFP FN1615-26 UNICOR METALSCombined Synopsis/Solicitation ยท DC | FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC | 332322 | Sep 22, 2026 |
Sheet metal, plate, structural, pipe, and the miscellaneous bucket
Sheet Metal Work (332322) covers enclosures, chassis, panels and ducts. Plate Work (332313) and Fabricated Structural Metal (332312) cover weldments, frames, platforms and stands. Fabricated Pipe and Fittings (332996) covers piping assemblies. All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal (332999) catches a great deal of one-off work. Buyers also code fabricated items under the end item: aircraft parts, ship components, vehicle components.
- Work-type tags find "weldment" and "enclosure" across every code
- Place-of-performance filters find work that must be delivered nearby
- Set-aside history tells you where a small fabricator has room
What the history tends to show
Base operations, ranges and depots buy fabricated structures, stands, racks and enclosures in small lots, often with drawings attached to the notice and often set aside. Shipyards and warfare centers buy plate work and piping to specification. Launch and range activities on the Space Coast buy ground support structures. Many notices are combined synopsis/solicitations with short deadlines, which is where daily alerts earn their keep.
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