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NAICS213112Sector 21

Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations

Oilfield services including well logging, cementing, perforating, and production testing. Find active federal and state support activities for oil and gas operations contracts — AI-scored against your profile across SAM.gov and 200+ portals.

213112
NAICS Code
$2.8M
Avg Contract Value
500 employees
Size Standard
Mining Support
Sector

Market Overview — NAICS 213112

Annual federal spend under NAICS 213112 averages $1.2–1.8 billion, driven by DOE's Strategic Petroleum Reserve, BLM's well plugging and remediation, and BOEM's offshore inspection services. Contracts are predominantly firm-fixed-price IDIQs with task orders, though some cost-reimbursement is used for R&D. Demand spikes with oil price volatility and regulatory changes like the Methane Emissions Reduction Program. Competition is moderate; top holders include Halliburton and Schlumberger, but small businesses win 35% of awards via set-asides.

Top Federal Buyers for NAICS 213112

These agencies are the largest buyers of support activities for oil and gas operations services and products in the federal government. Each awards contracts under NAICS 213112 regularly — build relationships with their small business offices first.

DOE
Bureau of Land Management
BOEM
Army Corps
State Energy Offices

How to Win NAICS 213112 Contracts

Focus on BLM's In-Situ Oil Shale and Well Plugging IDIQs and DOE's environmental remediation task orders. The most common set-asides are 8(a) and HUBZone for well plugging, and SDVOSB for production testing. The single highest-leverage move is to get on the GSA Professional Services Schedule (PSS) under SIN 541611 for environmental consulting, then team with a large prime on BOEM's offshore contracts.

Contract Vehicles & Buying Pattern

Most work is awarded via LPTA for well-defined tasks like cementing or logging, but best-value tradeoffs are used for complex production testing. Common vehicles: GSA PSS (SIN 541611), DOE's Strategic Petroleum Reserve IDIQ, BLM's Well Plugging IDIQ, and BOEM's Offshore Inspection IDIQ. Evaluation emphasizes past performance in similar environments and safety records.

Related Search Terms

BLM well plugging contracts 213112DOE Strategic Petroleum Reserve oilfield services8(a) set-aside oil and gas supportHUBZone well remediation IDIQBOEM offshore inspection services NAICS 213112federal oilfield production testing RFPGSA PSS oil and gas environmental consultingsmall business oil well logging contracts

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a specific license to bid on federal oil and gas support contracts?

Yes, most well plugging and remediation contracts require state-issued well operator licenses or bonds. For offshore work, you need BSEE-approved safety and environmental management systems (SEMS). Check individual solicitation requirements.

What bonding is typically required for NAICS 213112 contracts?

Performance and payment bonds are standard for contracts over $150K. For well plugging, BLM often requires a blanket bond of $25K–$150K per state. DOE may require environmental liability insurance.

Is NAICS 213112 considered a service or supply for small business purposes?

It's classified as a service (mining support). The SBA size standard is 500 employees. For R&D contracts, the standard may shift to $27.5M in receipts.

How competitive are BLM well plugging contracts?

Highly competitive for small businesses: average 8–12 offers per solicitation. Many are set aside for 8(a) or HUBZone firms. Incumbents win 60% of recompetes.

What is the typical award size for a task order under an IDIQ?

Average task order value is $500K–$2M for onshore work, $5M–$20M for offshore. IDIQ ceilings range from $10M (BLM) to $100M (DOE).

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