Federal obligations in automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing (NAICS 336110)

Complete light vehicles at $800.0M

Federal fleets buy passenger automobiles and light-duty motor vehicles from manufacturers classified in 336110. Tagged obligations sum to $800.0M on 7,404 awards. That is not a vehicle inventory count. VIN lists and model-year mixes are not in the packet facts.

Heavy-duty truck manufacturing (336120) and light truck and utility vehicle manufacturing (336112) are neighboring vehicle codes. Other motor vehicle parts manufacturing (336390) is parts, not complete vehicles. $800.0M follows the 336110 tag on 7,404 actions as recorded.

7,404 awards and a mixed fleet average

Seven thousand four hundred four awards against $800.0M averages about $108,000 per action. That figure can mix complete vehicles, options, and modifications. It is not a sticker price and not a count of unique manufacturers.

Fleet contracts often split into many delivery orders, which inflates 7,404 relative to a single multi-year vehicle buy. Amount sort on the industry hub shows whether a few large OEM rows dominate $800.0M or whether the total is a thick middle of smaller vehicle actions.

Cars versus trucks versus parts

An automobile OEM action belongs in 336110. A heavy-duty highway truck belongs in 336120. An industrial forklift belongs in 333924. A replacement part may land in 336390. Dual-role firms can be tagged either way. The $800.0M follows 336110 on 7,404 tagged awards.

Cite this industry as $800.0M in USAspending contract obligations tagged to NAICS 336110, automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing, on 7,404 awards. The packet facts do not include a fiscal year. Live tables can move; the harvested pair remains $800.0M and 7,404.

Obligation timing on vehicle lots

Vehicle contracts often obligate a quantity and pay on delivery and inspection. $800.0M is committed value on 7,404 tagged actions, not cash already paid for every sedan or light-duty unit. Cancellations de-obligate. Outlay fields track payments.

Classification errors appear when a vendor builds both automobiles and light trucks. Keep $800.0M attached to 336110 as tagged, then separate complete vehicles from parts in the 7,404 rows where descriptions allow. Re-tagging neighbor codes by hand is out of scope.

Hub navigation for 336110

Open the automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing industry page for the 7,404 awards behind $800.0M. Use the all-industries directory for heavy trucks, industrial trucks, and parts codes without merging those dollars into this OEM total. Source: USAspending.gov contract awards.

Assistance without NAICS still sits outside even when a grant buys similar fleet vehicles. Internal links on this file point only to the 336110 industry page and the all-industries directory.

Light-duty OEM tags are easy to confuse with light-truck manufacturing (336112) and industrial trucks (333924). This overlay keeps $800.0M on 7,404 awards inside 336110 as recorded. Fleet managers who need unit counts will not find them in the packet facts. The industry hub amount sort is the remaining public-record tool. Source: USAspending.gov contract awards, obligations not outlays.

Fleet OEM tags versus parts and heavy trucks

Complete light vehicles and spare-parts restocks can share a vendor family and still require different NAICS tags. $800.0M on 7,404 awards follows 336110 as recorded. Heavy-duty trucks (336120), industrial trucks (333924), and other motor vehicle parts (336390) remain outside that cell. The about $108,000 average mixes vehicles, options, and modifications; it is not a sticker and not a VIN count.

Fleet IDIQs split into delivery orders, which inflates 7,404 relative to unique OEMs. Amount sort on the automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing industry page is the way to see whether a few large OEM rows dominate $800.0M. Assistance without NAICS still sits outside even when a grant buys similar fleet cars.

Cite $800.0M in USAspending contract obligations tagged to NAICS 336110, automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing, on 7,404 awards. No fiscal year is in the packet. Internal links point only to the 336110 hub and the all-industries directory. Neighbor codes in prose are fences, not dollars to add. Source: USAspending.gov contract awards.

Questions

How much federal contracting is coded to automobile manufacturing?

NAICS 336110 shows $800.0M in obligations on 7,404 USAspending contract awards. That is complete automobiles and light-duty vehicles as tagged, not heavy trucks or parts. The unit is obligations, not outlays or vehicle counts. Assistance awards may not carry NAICS, so grants remain outside the 7,404-award extract behind $800.0M.

Does 336110 include heavy-duty trucks?

No. Heavy-duty truck manufacturing is NAICS 336120. Industrial forklifts are 333924. Other motor vehicle parts are 336390. This page’s $800.0M is the 336110 automobile and light-duty tag on 7,404 awards. Keep neighbor vehicle codes on their own hubs.

Is $108,000 the price of a government car?

No. Dividing $800.0M by 7,404 awards yields about $108,000 per action. That average mixes complete vehicles, options, and modifications. It is not a sticker price, not unique OEMs, and not a VIN count. Use the hub amount sort to see concentration inside the tagged total.

Are fleet grants included?

Usually not. Assistance awards may not carry NAICS, so they fall outside this 7,404-award contract extract. Use program pages for grants. This industry guide covers tagged contracts only: $800.0M obligated on 7,404 automobile and light-duty motor vehicle manufacturing awards in USAspending. Outlays are a different field.