Medium Volume

NAICS 334290Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing

Size Standard

750 employees

CMMC Level

Level 2 (most contracts)

Key Agencies

Navy, Army, Air Force, DLA

Overview

Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing communications equipment not elsewhere classified, including intercoms, fire detection alarms, and similar signaling devices. Defense applications include secure intercom systems, shipboard communication systems, and alarm/sensor networks.

Common Contract Types

Intercom SystemsAlarm SystemsSignal EquipmentShipboard Communications

Recent Contract Awards

Total Awards

73,493

Last 30 Days

14

30-Day Value

$48.9M

Avg Amount

$3.5M

All-Time Value

$39.3B

FPDS

ContractAwardeeAmount
TRANE U.S. INC.$82K
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE & MARKETING CORP.
VIASAT INC$28.7M
LIFE ALARM SERVICES, INC.
KINGFISHER CO., INC.$43K
JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC$110K
ENTERPRISE SECURITY, INC.$190K
M3T CORPORATION
JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC$657K
RF TECHNOLOGIES INC$7K

Top Contractors (FPDS)

ContractorTotal Obligation
L3HARRIS GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS, INC.$4.5B
LOCKHEED MARTIN SERVICES, LLC$4.1B
DATA LINK SOLUTIONS LLC$3.6B
ROCKWELL COLLINS, INC.$2.2B
L3 TECHNOLOGIES, INC.$2.0B

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Contracting Agencies

NavyArmyAir ForceDLA

Frequently Asked Questions

What CMMC level is required for NAICS 334290?

Level 2 is typical for defense communications equipment contracts involving CUI. Equipment designed for classified environments may involve Level 3 requirements.

What is the SBA size standard for NAICS 334290?

The size standard is 750 employees.

How does NAICS 334290 differ from 334220?

NAICS 334220 covers radio/TV/wireless communications equipment, while 334290 covers other communications equipment like intercoms, fire alarms, and signaling devices. If the product transmits wirelessly, use 334220. If it is wired or specialized signaling, 334290 is more appropriate.

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