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NAICS 111150

111150: Corn 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 111150 in numbers

305awards on recordFY2002 to FY2027
$43.46Mobligatedmedian award $20.7K
52vendors that won3.0 offers on average
0open notices now3 posted in 90 days
5ending within 12 months$5.27M last time
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The federal government buys corn farming services and products primarily through USDA agencies, particularly the Agricultural Research Service locations in Pennsylvania and the Midwest, along with the Minneapolis Procurement office. Most purchases are open to all vendors, though about 31 percent of awards went to small businesses under SBA set-asides. The top single award of $4.91M came through an ACC contract vehicle, suggesting that some larger opportunities flow through government-wide acquisition contracts.

The market shows modest competition with only 39 distinct vendors winning 252 awards over the past 19 years. The median award of $21.4K indicates that most contracts are small, though the range is wide. A firm considering entry should note that the largest opportunities tend to concentrate at a few USDA locations, particularly in Pennsylvania and Minnesota. The relatively low vendor count suggests limited saturation, but the small median award size means success typically requires either volume or access to the occasional larger contract.

Four contracts worth $5.20M total are ending within the next 12 months, representing potential recompete opportunities. No active solicitations are currently on record, so firms should monitor USDA ARS procurement offices in Pennsylvania and the Midwest for upcoming notices. The absence of recent open opportunities suggests timing your market research and capability statements to align with the agency's fiscal planning cycles.

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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 111150 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 11115 (Corn 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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