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NAICS 922120

922120: Police Protection

Sector 92, Public Administration. Subsector 922, Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities. The public award record for this code: who buys it, who won it, what it went for, what recompetes soon.

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2 open notices on SAM.gov. The newest 2:

PostedNoticeBuyerNAICSSet-asideDue
Jul 2, 2026Law Enforcement Officers Reimbursement Program (LEORP)Combined Synopsis/Solicitation ยท Springfield VAWORKFORCE & ENTERPRISE OPERATIONS922120Jul 15, 2026
Jun 25, 2026S--NM Law Enforcement Services in Tuolumne CountySources SoughtMP-REGIONAL OFFICE922120Jul 9, 2026
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Where this code sits

NAICS 922120 is a six-digit national industry in the 2022 North American Industry Classification System. It sits under industry group 9221 (Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities), NAICS industry 92212 (Police Protection), in subsector 922 (Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities) of sector 92 (Public Administration).

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