Essential NAICS Codes for Wildfire Recovery Contracting for 2025

Essential NAICS Codes for Wildfire Recovery Contracting for 2025

Overview

Federal contracting for wildfire disaster recovery encompasses a broad range of services, from emergency response to long-term environmental restoration. This guide outlines the critical NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) codes that contractors should consider when pursuing wildfire recovery opportunities with federal agencies.

Understanding NAICS Codes in Federal Contracting

Strategic Importance

NAICS codes serve several crucial functions in federal contracting:

  • Enable accurate matching between contractors and federal opportunities
  • Determine eligibility for small business set-aside contracts
  • Facilitate efficient contract administration
  • Define scope of services for federal agencies

Key NAICS Codes by Recovery Phase

Immediate Response Operations

561730 – Landscaping Services

  • Debris clearing
  • Emergency vegetation management
  • Fire break maintenance

562998 – All Other Miscellaneous Waste Management Services

  • Hazardous debris removal
  • Specialized cleanup operations
  • Emergency waste handling

624230 – Emergency and Other Relief Services

  • Temporary housing coordination
  • Emergency supply distribution
  • Disaster logistics management

621910 – Ambulance Services

  • Emergency medical transport
  • On-site medical support
  • First responder services
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Short-Term Recovery Operations

238910 – Site Preparation Contractors

  • Land clearing and grading
  • Excavation services
  • Rebuilding site preparation

237310 – Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

  • Infrastructure restoration
  • Emergency road repairs
  • Access route reconstruction

541330 – Engineering Services

  • Recovery planning
  • Infrastructure assessment
  • Erosion control design

Long-Term Recovery Operations

562910 – Remediation Services

  • Environmental cleanup
  • Soil contamination treatment
  • Site rehabilitation

113310 – Logging

  • Damaged timber removal
  • Forest management
  • Salvage operations

115310 – Support Activities for Forestry

  • Reforestation planning
  • Prevention measures
  • Forest health monitoring

Strategic Implementation

Selecting Appropriate NAICS Codes

  1. Assess Core Capabilities
  • Review your company’s primary services
    • Identify relevant experience
    • Match services to NAICS descriptions
  1. Market Research
  • Monitor active wildfire recovery RFPs
    • Track commonly used NAICS codes
    • Identify trending opportunities
  1. Registration Management
  • Update SAM profile regularly
    • Include all applicable NAICS codes
    • Maintain accurate size standards

Need help? Our SAM and DSBS optimization team can help you select the best NAICS codes for your business to ensure your registration is visible to the right government buyers.

Set-Aside Opportunities

Many wildfire recovery contracts are designated for specific business categories:

  • Small Business Set-Asides
  • HUBZone Designated Contracts
  • 8(a) Program Opportunities
  • Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Contracts

Best Practices for Success

Registration and Compliance

  • Maintain current SAM registration
  • Update NAICS codes regularly
  • Monitor size standard compliance
  • Keep capability statements current

Opportunity Monitoring

  • Track seasonal contracting patterns
  • Monitor disaster-prone regions
  • Build relationships with key agencies
  • Stay informed about recovery initiatives

Professional Assistance Available

FedBiz Access provides comprehensive support for contractors entering or expanding in the wildfire recovery market:

  • SAM registration and updates
  • NAICS code optimization
  • Capability statement development
  • Contract opportunity monitoring
  • Proposal development support

Contact Information

For expert assistance with NAICS codes and federal contracting:

Phone: (844) 628-8914 or Schedule a complimentary consultation at your convenience.

Next Steps

  1. Review your current NAICS codes
  2. Assess your service capabilities
  3. Update your SAM registration
  4. Develop targeted capability statements
  5. Contact FedBiz Access for professional support

Document prepared by FedBiz Access Government Contracting Made Simple