NAICS 336110: Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing is NAICS code 336110. A business is small under it with 1,500 employees or fewer. 4 federal contracts are open on SAM.gov under this code right now.

SBA size standard
1,500 employees or fewer
Open contracts now
4
Federal spending, FY2025
$374.1 million
Share won by small businesses
80%
Small businesses registered
300

Open federal contracts for automobile and light duty motor vehicle manufacturing

What NAICS 336110 covers

The Census Bureau's NAICS index lists these kinds of work under 336110:

  • Assembly plants, light trucks on chassis of own manufacture
  • Automobiles assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Cab and chassis, light trucks and vans, manufacturing
  • Cars, electric, for highway use, assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Chassis, automobile, manufacturing
  • Electric automobiles for highway use manufacturing
  • Hearses assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Light utility trucks assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Minivans assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Motor homes, self-contained, mounted on light duty truck chassis of own manufacture
  • Pick-up trucks, light duty, assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Sport utility vehicles assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Trucks, light duty, assembling on chassis of own manufacture
  • Unmanned and robotic automobiles manufacturing

The index lists 19 entries for this code in all.

Read the full definition, including what's excluded, on census.gov.

SBA size standard for 336110

To count as a small business for a contract assigned NAICS 336110, your business must have 1,500 employees or fewer. Employees are averaged over the last 24 months.

From SBA's table of size standards, effective Mar 17, 2023. Confirm it with SBA's size standards tool before you certify your size.

Who buys automobile and light duty motor vehicle manufacturing

Open notices right now come from General Services Administration (2), Department of State (2) and Dept of Defense (1).

Set-asides on open 336110 contracts

  • No set-aside (full and open): 4
  • HUBZone set-aside: 1

Not sure which set-asides you qualify for? Try the free SBA certification screener, or read set-aside contracts, explained.

Your competition

300 businesses with active SAM.gov registrations are rated small under NAICS 336110, most of them in California (34), Texas (23), Florida (22), Georgia (17) and Virginia (17). Look any of them up with the free CAGE code and UEI lookup.

Federal spending under 336110 by year

Fiscal yearContract obligations
FY2024$356 million
FY2025$374.1 million
FY2026$465.9 million
FY2027 (so far)$0

Source: USAspending.gov, all contract awards with this NAICS code. Fiscal years start October 1.

Related NAICS codes

Frequently asked questions

What is NAICS code 336110?

336110 is the 2022 NAICS code for Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing. The Census Bureau's index lists work such as assembly plants, light trucks on chassis of own manufacture, automobiles assembling on chassis of own manufacture, cab and chassis, light trucks and vans, manufacturing under it. Federal contracting uses the 2022 codes.

What is the SBA size standard for NAICS 336110?

1,500 employees or fewer. A business at or under that is small for contracts assigned this code. The current SBA table took effect Mar 17, 2023.

Are there government contracts for automobile and light duty motor vehicle manufacturing?

Yes. 4 federal contract opportunities under NAICS 336110 are open on SAM.gov right now. Agencies obligated about $374.1 million under this code in fiscal year 2025, according to USAspending.gov.

How do I add NAICS code 336110 to my SAM.gov registration?

Update your entity registration on SAM.gov and add the code on the Goods and Services page, in the Assertions section. You can list several NAICS codes and mark one as your primary. Changes are free.

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