Federal NAICS Codes

NAICS 334412: Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing

Explore obligations, trends, recent awards, and incumbent contractors for NAICS 334412.

NAICS 334412 federal market metrics

Total obligations
$7B
Total awards
58,921 awards
Active obligations
$1.9B
Size standard
750 employees

What this NAICS covers

NAICS 334412 covers manufacturing bare printed circuit boards, including layer lamination, board drilling, copper plating, etching, soldermask application, surface finish, electrical testing, factory inspection, and production quality documentation for rigid and flexible circuit substrates.

Federal opportunities under 334412 typically involve procuring manufactured bare boards to meet detailed electrical and mechanical specifications, supplying lot traceability, test reports, IPC or specification compliance, surface finish options, and scheduled deliveries for integration into assemblies.

FY2025 snapshot

Obligations
$824.3M
Awards
2,338
Average award
$352.6K
Change from FY2024
+126.8%

Recent awards

Search contractors

$17,928

PAMIR ELECTRONICS CORP

US Coast Guard

PIID
70Z08026P20223B00
PSC
5998 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES, BOARDS, CARDS, AND ASSOCIATED HARDWARE

$17,843

NAC GROUP, INC.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

PIID
1305M226P0095
PSC
5998 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES, BOARDS, CARDS, AND ASSOCIATED HARDWARE

$10,045

FLUKE ELECTRONICS CORP

Department of the Navy

PIID
N0010426FZC0Q
PSC
6625 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES MEASURING AND TESTING INSTRUMENTS

$14,838

REV-CAP COMPANY, INC.

Defense Logistics Agency

PIID
SPE7M126V7687
PSC
5998 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES, BOARDS, CARDS, AND ASSOCIATED HARDWARE

$16,411

ECI DEFENSE GROUP, INC.

Defense Logistics Agency

PIID
SPE7M526P2557
PSC
5998 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES, BOARDS, CARDS, AND ASSOCIATED HARDWARE

$17,526

MELTON SALES & SERVICE

Defense Logistics Agency

PIID
SPE7M126P5001
PSC
6625 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES MEASURING AND TESTING INSTRUMENTS

FAQ

What work fits NAICS 334412?
  • Production of FR-4 multilayer printed circuit boards with plated through-holes and specified copper weights delivered as bare boards with fabrication certificates.
  • Supply of controlled-impedance bare boards for high-speed digital assemblies accompanied by impedance test coupons and measurement documentation.
  • Short-run prototype fabrication with serialized lot identification, first-article inspection reports, and fabrication coupons provided with the delivery.
  • Manufacture of high-density interconnect bare boards featuring blind and buried vias produced to specified surface finish and plating thickness requirements.
When is NAICS 334412 a weak fit?
  • Electronics assembly and soldering contracts where population of components, surface-mount assembly, and functional test of populated boards are the primary deliverables rather than bare-board fabrication.
  • PCB design and layout services where CAD, schematic capture, and layout files are the contracted outputs and fabrication is subcontracted or separate.
  • Continuous roll flexible circuit manufacturing where the process relies on roll-to-roll substrate handling and flexible substrate tooling rather than rigid or discrete bare-board fabrication lines.
What solicitation language points to NAICS 334412?
  • Fabrication drawings, Gerber files, drill files, and explicit fabrication notes calling out layer stackups, copper weights, and plating requirements for bare-board production.
  • Requirements for lot-based acceptance testing such as impedance verification, plating thickness records, optical inspection coupons, and first-article inspection documentation.
  • Labor categories or evaluation criteria listing PCB process engineers, drill operators, electroless copper plating technicians, or AOI/optical inspection technicians as required personnel.

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