Top 14 NAICS Codes for Disaster Relief Contracts: Get found fast when disaster strikes.
Federal agencies move quickly when responding to hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and other emergencies. That means they rely on businesses that are already properly registered, listed with the right NAICS codes, and ready to act.
Hurricane season officially starts June 1, but it’s already looking like we’re in for an early start this year. That means the window to prepare is closing fast.
FEMA, the Army Corps of Engineers, and the U.S. Forest Service prioritize vendors with pre-approved contracts and complete SAM registrations. FEMA also maintains an ILP Vendor Profile system and uses pre-awarded contracts to speed up procurement. If your business falls under one of the following NAICS codes, you may already be eligible for emergency contracts, but incomplete registrations or mismatched codes can disqualify you.