336419: Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing
Makers of missile and spacecraft airframes, structures, fins, brackets and other non-propulsion parts register under this code. Many Space Coast machine shops hold it.
NAICS 336419 in numbers
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| Ends | Incumbent | Buyer | Last value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 15, 2026 | WECKWORTH MANUFACTURING, INC | DLA AVIATION | $1.4K |
| Sep 8, 2027 | ASTROTECH SPACE OPERATIONS, LLC | NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER | $4.85M |
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What this code covers
NAICS 336419 covers parts and auxiliary equipment for guided missiles and space vehicles other than propulsion units and propulsion parts, plus prototypes. Think airframe sections, nose cones and radome structures, fins and control surfaces, interstage and payload structures, brackets and fittings, tanks and lines, umbilical and handling hardware. Propulsion is 336415 and the complete vehicle is 336414.
This is the missile and space code a small shop can actually prime under. Army aviation and missile buyers at Redstone Arsenal, NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support and the Missile Defense Agency buy spares, kits and support equipment here, DLA manages some missile piece parts by stock number, and NASA centers and Space Systems Command buy ground support and test hardware.
What federal buyers typically ask for
AS9100 is expected, Nadcap for special processes is common, and a certificate of conformance with material certs ships with every lot. First article inspection is routine for a new source or revision. The DFARS specialty metals clause applies to titanium, steel and nickel alloy structures and fasteners. Many missile spares are critical application items with a source approval requirement, and the request package looks like the one used for aircraft parts.
Drawings are ITAR controlled under the missile category or the spacecraft category, so registration and a controlled data process are prerequisites. Anything with electronics brings the counterfeit electronic part clause, and contracts with controlled unclassified information carry CMMC. Space hardware may add outgassing and cleanliness requirements to the finish callouts.
Spares and support equipment with government-owned data are often small business set-asides. Structures for a production line usually reach small shops as subcontracts from the missile and launch primes, and other transaction agreements are increasingly the vehicle for new work.
PSC codes that often pair with this NAICS
| PSC | Name | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1420 | Guided Missile Components | Fins, sections, brackets and kits. |
| 1440 | Launchers, Guided Missile | Launcher structures and canister parts. |
| 1450 | Guided Missile Handling and Servicing Equipment | Dollies, slings, containers and test fixtures. |
| 1820 | Space Vehicle Components | Structures, panels and fittings for spacecraft. |
| 1830 | Space Vehicle Remote Control Systems | Ground control hardware bought with the vehicle. |
| 1850 | Space Vehicle Handling and Servicing Equipment | Ground support equipment for spacecraft and launch. |
Before you bid
Sort the ground support equipment from the flight hardware. Handling fixtures, containers and test stands are drawn to the same rigor but rarely carry a flight source approval, so they are the fastest way for a new shop to earn a past performance record under this code.
Related reading
- Space CoastThe buyers and primes around Cape Canaveral.
- Recompete radarMissile spares and support equipment coming up again.
- For machine shopsHow missile and space machine shops use LastAwarded.
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