Prime Contractors By NAICS

In the application: Main Menu → Research → Prime Contractors By NAICS

Follow the sections in order, or use the contents and chapter links to go directly to what you need. Existing lessons may change example records or repeat a shared screen.

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Watch the learning sequence

1. Find prime contractors by NAICS and follow a company total

Start with the button-specific workflow: Find prime contractors by NAICS and follow a company total.

Watch from the beginning

Choose a chapter
  1. 0:00 — Set the industry and company filters
  2. 0:28 — Read the matching company list
  3. 0:56 — Inspect the same company's profile
  4. 1:24 — Return to the same result list
  5. 1:41 — Read the CAGE-wide agency breakdown
  6. 2:09 — Return from the agency report
  7. 2:34 — Compare the earlier matching worksheet

2. Research a contractor profile and its company actions

Continue from a company or CAGE link into its profile, DLA history, federal awards, part references, registration, GSA, RoadMap, opportunities and subcontractor report. Shared examples use different companies.

Watch from the beginning

Choose a chapter
  1. 0:00 — Open a CAGE-based profile
  2. 0:33 — Read the company identity and location
  3. 1:13 — Choose a parts-history range
  4. 1:44 — Check the company’s DLA parts history
  5. 2:43 — Read federal contract awards
  6. 3:34 — Review the company’s part references
  7. 4:23 — Check the GSA Schedule view
  8. 5:07 — Switch to the registration example
  9. 5:29 — open-registration-details
  10. 5:43 — match-the-business-identity
  11. 6:22 — interpret-registration-dates-and-next-step
  12. 7:05 — Explore the company RoadMap
  13. 7:34 — open-the-contractor-opportunity-view
  14. 8:00 — read-the-match-summary-and-part-row
  15. 8:44 — verify-notice-source-and-match-fit
  16. 9:11 — Open the SubContractor Report
  17. 9:31 — Return to company search

Written walkthrough and screen references

  1. Research prime contractors by NAICS
  2. Understand agency, office, industry and incumbent reports
  3. Read contractor results and profiles
  4. Read the full registration-detail field list
  5. Review opportunities related to a contractor