Federal Procurement · NAICS Codes

Find Your NAICS Code
in Plain English

Describe what your business does — not industry jargon. Every federal solicitation, SAM.gov registration, and grant application requires it.

Try: IT support construction janitorial healthcare staffing veteran nonprofit engineering
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Construction
236–238
💻
Information Technology
518–519, 541
🏥
Healthcare
621–623
⚙️
Engineering
541330
🧹
Facilities Services
561
🛡️
Security Services
561612
👥
Staffing & HR
561320
🚛
Transportation
484–488
📋
Management Consulting
541610
🎓
Training & Education
611
💛
Nonprofit / Social
624
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Food Services
722
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Not finding the right code? Georgia can look it up conversationally — describe your business in plain English and she'll suggest your NAICS code, confirm it with you, and flag common miscategorizations.

About NAICS Codes
Why Your NAICS Code Matters

The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code is a 6-digit number that identifies what your business does. Every federal agency uses it to categorize solicitations, filter vendors, and apply set-asides.

Getting your NAICS code wrong means missing solicitations you qualify for — and appearing in searches for work you don't do. Many small businesses are miscategorized without knowing it.

Your NAICS code also determines your size standard — whether you qualify as a small business for a given contract.

SAM.gov Registration
You select your NAICS codes when you register. You can list multiple — pick every code that honestly describes your work.
Set-Aside Eligibility
Set-asides (SDVOSB, WOSB, 8a, HUBZone) are tied to your NAICS code. The code determines your size standard threshold.
GovProcure Reports
Our reports filter by NAICS code. The right code means your weekly reports show exactly what you qualify for — not noise.