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Federal HVAC Contracts

Government bids for heating, ventilation, air conditioning installation and equipment

The federal government maintains thousands of facilities requiring HVAC installation, maintenance, and equipment replacement — from Air Force hangars to VA clinic systems. HVAC contracts are among the most consistent and high-value federal opportunities for mechanical contractors and equipment distributors. NAICS Direct filters SAM.gov to show only HVAC-relevant solicitations across NAICS codes 238220, 423730, and 333415.

NAICS Codes for HVAC Equipment Contracts

238220
Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors — installation and maintenance
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423730
Warm Air Heating and Air-Conditioning Equipment Merchant Wholesalers
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333415
Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment Manufacturing
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Why HVAC Equipment Contractors Use NAICS Direct

High-value contracts — HVAC projects often range from $50K to $5M+

Multi-year maintenance contracts for stable recurring revenue

Covers installation, repair, and equipment supply solicitations

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Frequently Asked Questions

What NAICS code covers federal HVAC contracts?

NAICS 238220 covers plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors. Equipment and parts distributors typically use 423730. NAICS Direct monitors all HVAC-relevant codes.

Do I need special certifications for federal HVAC contracts?

Most require an active SAM.gov registration, CAGE code, and proper licensing for the state of performance. Some DoD facilities require additional security clearances or facility access requirements.

What agencies buy the most HVAC services?

The Department of Defense (Army, Navy, Air Force), VA, and GSA Public Buildings Service are the largest buyers. GSA IDIQ vehicles like SATOC (Small Business HVAC) are also major contract vehicles.

How long do federal HVAC contracts typically last?

Most HVAC service contracts have a 1-year base period with 4 option years (totaling 5 years). Equipment installation projects may be single-award fixed-price contracts.