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Expiring federal contracts: NAICS 332996, Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing

20 federal contracts under NAICS 332996 over $250,000 end in the next 12 months, worth $12.2M so far. Most of this work will be bought again, so these are the recompetes to plan for now.

Contracts ending
20
Combined value
$12.2M
Agencies
1
Soonest ends
Oct 13, 2026
See who holds these contractsCurrent 332996 opportunities

Current contract holders are in the recompete radar, with a free account.

When they end

MonthContractsValue
Oct 20262$2.6M
Nov 20262$1.5M
Dec 20266$2.6M
Jan 20272$1.1M
Feb 20272$682K
Mar 20271$1.7M
May 20272$1.1M
Jun 20272$611K
Aug 20271$255K

Which agencies

AgencyContractsValue
Defense Logistics Agency20$12.2M

Where the work is

Pennsylvania (4), California (4), Ohio (3), New York (2), Michigan (2), Oklahoma (1), Maryland (1), Texas (1), and 2 more.

Contracts ending soonest

EndsWorkAgencyValue
Oct 13, 20268511177641!tube assembly,metal · NYDefense Logistics Agency$640K
Oct 22, 20268512091155!slider assembly,bos · OHDefense Logistics Agency$1.9M
Nov 12, 20268511981813!strainer,sediment · PADefense Logistics Agency$345K
Nov 30, 20268511535632!restrictor,fluid fl · OKDefense Logistics Agency$1.2M
Dec 2, 20268512035510!strainer,sediment · MDDefense Logistics Agency$268K
Dec 7, 20268511890696!coupling assembly,q · CADefense Logistics Agency$410K
Dec 9, 20268512096523!strainer,sediment · PADefense Logistics Agency$575K
Dec 17, 20268511759262!coupling half,quick · OHDefense Logistics Agency$672K
Dec 28, 20268511604990!coupling half,self- · OHDefense Logistics Agency$395K
Dec 31, 20268512173851!strainer element,se · PADefense Logistics Agency$294K
Jan 8, 20278512151577!manifold assembly, hydraulic · TXDefense Logistics Agency$803K
Jan 21, 20278511948557!coupling,boss · GADefense Logistics Agency$344K
Feb 8, 20278511312975!tube assembly,metal · NYDefense Logistics Agency$351K
Feb 12, 20278512038183!cap,quick disconnec · CADefense Logistics Agency$331K
Mar 18, 20278511568522!ipe - tube and pipe equipment · FLDefense Logistics Agency$1.7M
May 13, 20278512164802!tube assembly,metal · MIDefense Logistics Agency$812K
May 14, 20278512042268!coupling half,quick · MIDefense Logistics Agency$290K
Jun 17, 20278511395921!elbow,tube · CADefense Logistics Agency$252K
Jun 25, 20278511123717!strainer · PADefense Logistics Agency$358K
Aug 2, 20278512035526!tube assembly,metal · CADefense Logistics Agency$255K

Values are what has been obligated so far, not the contract ceiling. See who holds them in the recompete radar: a free account shows the first few, and Pro shows every one.

How to get ready

  • Watch for sources sought notices from these agencies. Answering one is often how a small business gets a recompete set aside.
  • Look up the past awards on USAspending.gov to see what the work cost. Our USAspending guide shows how.
  • Make sure you count as small under 332996 with the size standard checker.

Frequently asked questions

What is a recompete?

When a federal contract's period of performance ends, the agency usually buys the same work again, often through a new solicitation. That new competition is a recompete. Agencies often post sources sought notices or draft solicitations months before the current contract ends.

How early should I prepare for a recompete?

Six to twelve months ahead is common. Learn what the agency buys, watch SAM.gov for sources sought notices and industry days, and introduce your business to the contracting office and its small business specialist before the solicitation is out.

Where does this data come from?

USAspending.gov's award data: definitive contracts and purchase orders under NAICS 332996 worth at least $250,000, with activity in the last 18 months and a current end date in the next 12 months. End dates can move when options are exercised or contracts are extended.