Locksmiths
Size Standard: $14 million
NAICS code 561622 covers Locksmiths, which includes establishments engaged in selling, installing, and servicing locks, safes, and security vaults. Government facilities require specialized locksmith services for high-security applications.
Federal buildings, courthouses, and military installations require high-security locks and access control hardware meeting government specifications. GSA-approved locks, bank vault servicing, and classified container maintenance are specialized government requirements.
Major buyers include GSA for federal buildings, Department of Defense for military facilities, and agencies with classified storage requirements (requiring GSA-approved security containers). Courts and correctional facilities have unique lock requirements.
Contractors under NAICS 561622 provide lock installation and rekeying, safe and vault services, high-security lock systems, master key systems, and emergency lockout services. Government work often requires GSA certification and security clearances.
The size standard of $14 million makes this accessible for locksmith companies. Small businesses with GSA certifications and security expertise compete effectively for government lock and safe work.
- General Services Administration (GSA)
- Department of Defense (DoD)
- U.S. Courts (Federal Judiciary)
- Department of Justice (DOJ)
- Bureau of Prisons
- Federal Building Lock Services
- GSA-Approved Container Service
- High-Security Lock Installation
- Courthouse Lock Systems
- Military Installation Lock Service
These certifications can help you compete for set-aside contracts under NAICS 561622:
What locksmith services do government agencies need?
Government needs include high-security lock installation, master key systems, GSA-approved container servicing, vault work, rekeying services, and emergency lockout response.
What is the size standard for NAICS 561622?
The SBA size standard for NAICS 561622 is $14 million in average annual receipts, making it accessible for specialized locksmith businesses.
What certifications are needed for government locksmith work?
GSA certification is required for servicing classified containers. Other credentials include ALOA certification, state licensing, and security clearances for work in sensitive facilities.
What are GSA-approved containers?
GSA-approved security containers are rated for classified document storage. Only certified locksmiths can service, change combinations, and maintain these containers. This is a specialized and recurring requirement.
What unique requirements exist for correctional facilities?
Correctional facilities require detention-grade hardware, anti-ligature designs, and specialized locking systems. This is a specialized niche requiring specific product knowledge and experience.
Businesses below this threshold in average annual receipts qualify as small businesses for set-aside contracts.
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