NAICS definition

Examples of NAICS in a sentence

  • City of Houston MBE– CST is recognized and certified by the City of Houston under NAICS categories 423690, 541519, and 811210.

  • Bid packages will be work specific to DBEs that have the NAICS codes to perform the type of work in the bid submission.

  • It shall state: • Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code, • Unique Entity Identification (UEI) Number, • Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), • Business Size (for NAICS 541330 w/$47M exception for military and aerospace equipment and military weapons) • Proposal validity for 365 days after issuance date of the RFP.

  • Part of the compliance check for award will be verification in XXX, that the offeror is not debarred or suspended, owes no Federal tax, reflects NAICS 541330, and has accurately portrayed their size status.

  • NAICS Codes: 541511 Expiration Date/ Certification #: 04/30/2021 / DL02154 Xxxxx X.


More Definitions of NAICS

NAICS means the North Amer- ican Industrial Classification System.41 CFR Ch. 61 (7–1–09 Edition) § 61–250.10 What reporting require- ments apply to Federal contractors and subcontractors, and what spe- cific wording must the reporting re- quirements contract clause con- tain?Each contractor or subcontractor de- scribed in § 61–250.1 must submit re- ports in accordance with the following reporting clause, which must be in- cluded in each of its covered govern- ment contracts or subcontracts (and modifications, renewals, or extensions thereof if not included in the original contract). Such clause is considered as an addition to the equal opportunity action clause required by 41 CFR 60–250.5. The reporting requirements clause is as follows:Employment Reports on Special Dis- abled Veterans, Veterans of the Viet- nam Era, Other Protected Veterans, and Recently Separated Veterans.
NAICS means the 5 or 6-digit North American Industry Classification System-United States, 1997, number for industries used by the U.S Department of Commerce.
NAICS. Manual means any manual book or other publication containing the North American Industry Classification System, United States, 1997, or as updated or amended from time to time, promulgated by the Office of Management and Budget of the United States of America; and
NAICS means the numerical classification for business activities established in the North American Industry Classification System used by federal governmental agencies to classify business establishments; references in this Chapter to particular numerical NAICS codes are intended to apply the definitions and descriptions adopted in that system as of the effective date of this Chapter.