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NAICS 111110

111110: Soybean Farming

Sector 11, Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting. Subsector 111, Crop Production. The federal award record for this code: who buys it, who won it, what it went for, what recompetes soon.

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NAICS 111110 in numbers

15,860awards on recordFY2001 to FY2026
$111.73Mobligatedmedian award $414
170vendors that won1.2 offers on average
0open notices now0 posted in 90 days
11ending within 12 months$8.80M last time
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Most of the activity under this code runs through one buyer. DLA Aviation accounts for 14,780 of the 15,860 awards on record from FY2001 to FY2026, worth $14.95M in total. The other top buyers, including NAVAIR Warfare Center Aircraft Division, the W6QK ADAP support office, the U.S. Army Engineer District, NAWC Training Systems Division, and the Department of Commerce NIST, placed only one to ten awards each, but their dollar values were much larger. The notice does not say what items or services were bought. Most awards show no set-aside, either as "none recorded" (9,649) or "NONE" (6,125). A small number carry set-aside codes, with SBA the most common at 62.

The size and competition figures point to small, frequent orders from a narrow group of sellers. The median award is $414, and the total across all awards is $111.73M. Only 67 distinct vendors appear on record over the full period. The few high-value awards from other buyers suggest that a large purchase can occur outside the main buyer's pattern, but the notice does not say how those awards were competed or who won them.

For the next year, the main signal is the 12 contracts worth $8.83M that end within 12 months. A contract ending can mean a future solicitation, though the notice does not confirm that. The notice also shows zero active notices right now, so there is no open opportunity listed under this code at this time. Firms watching this code should track whether new notices appear from DLA Aviation or from the other buyers listed, and should check whether any of the ending contracts are re-solicited. The notice does not give a forecast for future volume.

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  • Every buying office that awarded in this code, ranked by what they spent
  • Every vendor that won, resolved to one record per business
  • Every award back to FY2001, searchable and exportable
  • Contracts ending soon, scored for how open the next round looks
  • Every open notice on this code, with the buyer history beside it

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Sources: USASpending and SAM.gov. Updated Oct 29, 2026. Names as published; vendor records resolved by UEI, CAGE and name.
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Where this code sits

NAICS 111110 is a six-digit national industry in the 2022 North American Industry Classification System. It sits under industry group 1111 (Oilseed and Grain Farming), NAICS industry 11111 (Soybean Farming), in subsector 111 (Crop Production) of sector 11 (Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting).

Federal buyers assign one NAICS code to each award and each notice. The code describes the kind of business the buyer expects to perform the work, not the item itself; the item is described by the PSC code. The numbers above come from awards and notices carrying this exact code. Related work often sits in the neighboring codes listed below, so watch the neighbors too.

The official definition, with what the code includes and excludes, is on the Census NAICS page linked at the bottom.

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