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NAICS811111Sector 81

General Automotive Repair

General vehicle repair and maintenance for government fleet vehicles. Find active federal and state general automotive repair contracts — AI-scored against your profile across SAM.gov and 200+ portals.

811111
NAICS Code
$350K
Avg Contract Value
$12.5 million in average annual receipts
Size Standard
Repair & Maintenance
Sector

Market Overview — NAICS 811111

Annual federal spend on NAICS 811111 is estimated at $400–600 million, with GSA Fleet, DoD, and USPS as top buyers. Contracts are predominantly IDIQs and BPAs awarded regionally, with task orders for preventive maintenance, repairs, and inspections. Demand is driven by fleet age and mileage, not seasonal factors. Competition is moderate; about 30% of awards go to small businesses. Most contracts are structured as 5-year IDIQs with fixed-price task orders. One-off purchases are rare.

Top Federal Buyers for NAICS 811111

These agencies are the largest buyers of general automotive repair services and products in the federal government. Each awards contracts under NAICS 811111 regularly — build relationships with their small business offices first.

GSA Fleet
DoD
State Fleet Programs
USPS
Federal Agencies

How to Win NAICS 811111 Contracts

To win, focus on obtaining a GSA Fleet BPA or a DoD IDIQ for vehicle maintenance. The highest-leverage move is to get certified as an 8(a) or SDVOSB, as set-asides are common for this NAICS. Offer on-site mobile repair capabilities to reduce downtime. Target local fleet managers directly, as many awards are decentralized. Avoid competing on price alone; emphasize past performance with government fleets and ASE-certified technicians.

Contract Vehicles & Buying Pattern

Work is typically bought via GSA Fleet BPAs, DoD regional IDIQs, and USPS vehicle maintenance contracts. LPTA is common for routine services; best-value tradeoff for complex repairs. Evaluation focuses on price, past performance, and technician certifications. 8(a) STARS III and GSA MAS are less common unless bundled with other services.

Related Search Terms

federal fleet vehicle maintenance contractsGSA Fleet BPA automotive repairDoD vehicle maintenance IDIQsmall business set-aside auto repair governmentASE certified technician federal contractUSPS vehicle repair serviceson-site mobile repair government fleet8(a) automotive maintenance contract opportunities

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a specific license to perform automotive repair on federal vehicles?

No federal license is required, but you must comply with state and local business licenses. Many contracts require ASE certification for technicians and adherence to OEM standards.

What bonding is typically required for NAICS 811111 contracts?

Most task orders under $150,000 do not require bonds. For larger IDIQs or indefinite-delivery contracts, performance and payment bonds may be required if the total value exceeds $150,000.

How competitive are General Automotive Repair contracts?

Moderately competitive. Small businesses win about 30% of awards. Competition is higher for GSA Fleet BPAs; local agency contracts often have fewer bidders.

What is the typical award size for a single task order?

Typical task orders range from $10,000 to $100,000 for routine maintenance. Major repairs or multi-year IDIQs can reach $1–5 million total.

Can I subcontract part of the work on a federal automotive repair contract?

Yes, but prime contractors must perform at least 50% of the work if it's a small business set-aside. Subcontracting is common for specialized repairs like transmission or engine overhauls.

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