NAICS 532310 sources sought notices
532310 General Rental Centers
Right now there is 1 open sources sought notice on SAM.gov for NAICS 532310. Agencies posted 2 sources sought notices for this code in the last 12 months, and 5 solicitations.
A sources sought notice is market research: the agency asks who can do the work before it writes the solicitation. Answering costs little, puts you on the contracting officer's list and can decide whether the contract is set aside for small businesses. How to respond to a sources sought notice.
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- Open notices today
- 1
- Closing within 7 days
- 0
- Set aside for small or certified businesses
- 0
- Solicitations posted, last 12 months
- 5
- Published awards, last 12 months
- 1 (median $38K)
- Busiest buyer, last 12 months
- Department of the Navy
- Source and update
- SAM.gov public data, updated October 24, 2026
Open now
| Deadline | Notice | Set-aside |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 6 13 days left |
JBMHH Gate Heaters & Fans Supply Rental
Department of the Army, Fort Myer, VA Sources sought |
Open to all |
Questions
How many NAICS 532310 sources sought notices are open?
On October 24, 2026 there was 1 open sources sought notice for NAICS 532310 on SAM.gov, and 2 in the last 12 months. BidFox updates this page every morning.
What is a sources sought notice?
It is a request for information: the agency wants to know which companies can do the work, and whether enough small businesses exist to set the contract aside. It is not a solicitation, so there is no award from it directly.
Should I answer a sources sought notice?
Usually yes, if the work fits you. A short capability statement that answers the questions asked is enough. If two or more capable small businesses respond, the contracting officer often has to set the solicitation aside for small businesses.
How do I get new notices like these by email?
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Source: public SAM.gov contract opportunity notices, updated October 24, 2026. Award amounts are as published in award notices.