335210: Small Electrical Appliance Manufacturing

Federal buyers in this code spent $66.56M across 10,829 awards from FY2013 to FY2026. The median award is $256, so most purchases are very small. The largest buyers are NAVSUP FLC Sigonella Naples Office, DLA Troop Support, and the GSA/FAS office that handles scientific, temporary, and advisory services. GSA/FAS has the most awards by far, at 8,429, but its total dollars are close to DLA Troop Support's. Most awards (8,432) show no set-aside. Another 1,905 show none recorded. SBA is the largest labeled set-aside at 388 awards, with smaller counts for SDVOSBC, ISBEE, and a few others. A firm can read this as a market of many small orders spread across 174 vendors, not a few large contracts.

The competition picture is wide but thin per firm. With 174 distinct vendors sharing $66.56M, the average vendor's share is modest. The median award of $256 suggests many orders go to whoever can fill a small, fast purchase. The notice does not say how many bids each award drew, which vendors won the largest orders, or whether pricing was set by price or by other factors. Those details would matter to a firm deciding whether to pursue this code, and they are not in this data.

Watch the next year closely. There are no active notices in this data right now, so no open solicitation appears here. There are 17 contracts ending within 12 months, worth $617.4K in total. The notice does not say whether those contracts will be rebid, extended, or left to expire. A firm that already serves the buyers listed above, especially DLA and NAVSUP, may want to track those expirations. The data does not show upcoming requirement forecasts, so anything beyond the 17 ending contracts is not stated.