NAICS 8-Digit Codes for "bridge"
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- 611620-23 - Bridge Instruction
Bridge instruction is a specialized industry that involves teaching individuals how to play the card game of bridge. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS code 611620, which covers sports and recreation instruction. Bridge instruction is typically provided by experienced players who have a deep understanding of the game and can teach others how to play at a high level. …Examples: Beginner bridge classes, Intermediate bridge classes, Advanced bridge classes, Online - 713990-09 - Bridge Clubs
Bridge Clubs are establishments that provide a space for individuals to play the card game of bridge. Bridge is a trick-taking game played with a standard deck of 52 cards. The game is played by four players who form two partnerships. The objective of the game is to score points by winning tricks, which are won by playing the highest card in the suit led. Bridge Clubs …Examples: Contract bridge clubs, Duplicate bridge clubs, Social bridge clubs, American Contract - 488490-10 - Toll Bridges
Toll Bridges are a type of transportation infrastructure that charges a fee for vehicles to cross a bridge. These bridges are typically privately owned and operated, and the tolls collected are used to maintain and improve the bridge. Toll Bridges can be found in both urban and rural areas, and are often used as a means of generating revenue for local …Examples: Golden Gate Bridge, George Washington Bridge, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Tacoma Narrows Bridge, - 488490-01 - Bridge & Tunnel Operating Companies
Bridge & Tunnel Operating Companies are businesses that manage and operate bridges and tunnels for transportation purposes. These companies are responsible for ensuring the safety and functionality of these structures, as well as collecting tolls from drivers who use them. Bridge & Tunnel Operating Companies may also be involved in the maintenance and repair of these …Examples: Golden Gate Bridge, Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, George Washington Bridge, Mackinac - 532412-01 - Bridge Materials
The Bridge Materials industry involves the rental and leasing of equipment and materials specifically used in the construction and maintenance of bridges. This industry provides a range of materials and equipment necessary for bridge construction, including but not limited to, steel beams, concrete forms, scaffolding, cranes, and pile drivers. Companies in this industry may …Examples: Bridge deck forms, Bridge inspection equipment rental - 237310-17 - Bridge Builders
Bridge Builders are companies that specialize in the construction of bridges, overpasses, and viaducts. This industry involves the design, planning, and construction of structures that span over waterways, roads, railways, and other obstacles. Bridge Builders work on projects of various sizes, from small pedestrian bridges to large-scale highway overpasses. They are …Examples: Suspension bridges, Cable-stayed bridges, Arch bridges, Beam bridges, Truss bridges, - 237310-18 - Bridge Tunnel & Elevated Highway
The Bridge Tunnel & Elevated Highway industry involves the construction of elevated highways, bridges, and tunnels. These structures are designed to provide safe and efficient transportation for vehicles and pedestrians over waterways, valleys, and other obstacles. The industry requires a high level of expertise in engineering, design, and construction to ensure the safety and …Examples: Suspension bridges, Cable-stayed bridges, Footbridges, Railway bridges, Road - 237310-25 - Guard Rails
Guard rails are a crucial component of highway, street, and bridge construction. They are designed to provide a barrier between vehicles and potential hazards, such as steep drop-offs or other obstacles. Guard rails are typically made of steel or concrete and are installed along the edge of the roadway or bridge. They are an essential safety feature that helps prevent accidents and …Examples: Bridge guard rails - 237310-02 - Contractors-Parking/Highway Improvement
Contractors-Parking/Highway Improvement is a subdivision of the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction industry that specializes in the construction and improvement of parking lots and highways. This industry involves a range of activities, including the installation of new parking lots and highways, as well as the repair and maintenance of existing ones. Contractors in this industry …Examples: Bridge repair - 237310-05 - Oils-Asphalt & Road
The Oils-Asphalt & Road industry is a subdivision of the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction industry. This industry involves the production and application of asphalt and other road oils for the construction and maintenance of roads, highways, and bridges. The industry is responsible for providing the materials necessary for the construction of smooth and durable road surfaces …Examples: Bridge construction
- 237310-13 - Road Maintenance
Road maintenance is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237310, which involves the upkeep and repair of existing roads, highways, streets, and bridges. This industry is responsible for ensuring that roads are safe and functional for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. Road maintenance includes a wide range of activities, from filling potholes and repairing cracks to repaving entire sections of …Examples: Bridge maintenance, Bridge deck repair - 237310-19 - Road Boring
Road Boring is a specialized industry within the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction subdivision of the NAICS Code 237310. This industry involves the use of drilling equipment to create underground tunnels or bores for the installation of various utilities such as water, gas, and electrical lines. Road Boring is a crucial process in the construction of highways, streets, and …Examples: Water Line Installation, Gas Line Installation, Electrical Line Installation, Fiber Optic Line Installation, Sewer Line - 237990-20 - Dockboards & Ramps
Dockboards and ramps are essential equipment used in the transportation and logistics industry. They are designed to bridge the gap between a loading dock and a trailer, allowing forklifts and other material handling equipment to safely and efficiently move goods in and out of the trailer. Dockboards and ramps are typically made of durable materials such as steel or aluminum, and come in a …Examples: Bridge plates - 238910-19 - Oil & Gas Well Plugging
Oil & Gas Well Plugging is a specialized industry that deals with the process of permanently sealing abandoned oil and gas wells to prevent any leakage of oil, gas, or other fluids into the surrounding environment. This industry is responsible for ensuring that the wells are safely and securely plugged to prevent any potential hazards to the environment and public safety. The process of plugging …Examples: Bridge plug setting - 327991-05 - Marble Contractors Equipment & Supplies (Manufacturing)
Marble Contractors Equipment & Supplies (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Cut Stone and Stone Product Manufacturing industry. This industry involves the manufacturing of equipment and supplies used by contractors who work with marble. The equipment and supplies produced by this industry are essential for the cutting, shaping, and polishing of marble. …Examples: Marble bridge saws - 339930-17 - Marbles-Playing & Etc (Manufacturing)
Marbles-Playing & Etc (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Doll, Toy, and Game Manufacturing industry that involves the production of various games and toys that are played with marbles. This industry includes the manufacturing of marbles, as well as the production of games and toys that use marbles as a primary component. The products manufactured in this industry are designed to provide …Examples: Marble run game, Marble maze toy, Marble shooter game, Marble tic-tac-toe game, Marble solitaire game, Marble chess - 444180-64 - Trusses-Construction (Wholesale) (Manufacturing) (Retail)
Trusses-Construction is an industry that involves the manufacturing, wholesale, and retail of trusses, which are structural components used in building construction. Trusses are pre-fabricated frames made of wood or metal that are designed to support the weight of a roof or bridge. This industry is responsible for producing and distributing trusses to construction companies, contractors, …Examples: Bridge trusses - 541330-30 - Engineers-Highways & Bridges
Engineers-Highways & Bridges is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541330, which falls under the Engineering Services industry. This industry involves the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of highways, bridges, and other transportation infrastructure. Engineers-Highways & Bridges are responsible for ensuring that transportation infrastructure is safe, efficient, …Examples: Bridge design, Bridge inspection - 212311-01 - Dimension Stone
The Dimension Stone industry involves the extraction of natural stone from quarries, which is then cut and shaped into various sizes and shapes for use in construction, monuments, and decorative applications. This industry includes the production of granite, marble, limestone, slate, and other types of dimension stone. …Examples: Granite countertops, Marble flooring, Limestone cladding, Slate roofing, Sandstone sculptures, Travertine tiles, Onyx - 212321-01 - Construction-Sand & Gravel
The Construction-Sand & Gravel industry involves the mining and excavation of sand and gravel from open-pit mines and dredges, as well as the processing and sorting of the raw materials into a range of different products. These products are used in a variety of construction projects, including roads, bridges, buildings, and landscaping. …Examples: Bridge construction
- 213111-04 - Gas Well Drilling
Gas Well Drilling is a specialized industry that involves the process of drilling wells to extract natural gas from underground reservoirs. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 213111, which is focused on drilling oil and gas wells. Gas Well Drilling is a complex process that requires a range of specialized equipment and skilled professionals to ensure the safe and efficient …Examples: Shale Gas Extraction, Tight Gas Extraction, Coalbed Methane Extraction, Unconventional Gas Extraction, Natural Gas - 213112-13 - Well Maintenance Service
Well Maintenance Service is a specialized industry that provides maintenance and repair services for oil and gas wells. This industry is responsible for ensuring that wells are functioning properly and efficiently, which is crucial for the production of oil and gas. Well Maintenance Service companies offer a range of services, including well testing, wellhead maintenance, well stimulation, and …Examples: Wellhead maintenance, Well testing, Well stimulation, Well plugging and abandonment, Casing and tubing repair, Fishing - 236115-12 - Construction Companies
Construction Companies are businesses that specialize in the construction of buildings and other structures. This industry involves the planning, designing, and execution of construction projects, including the management of personnel, materials, and equipment. Construction Companies may work on a variety of projects, including residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects. …Examples: Bridge construction - 237110-20 - Erosion Control
Erosion Control is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237110, which involves the construction of water and sewer line and related structures. Erosion Control is a crucial aspect of construction projects that aims to prevent soil erosion and sedimentation. This industry is responsible for implementing measures to control erosion and sedimentation, such as installing erosion control blankets, silt …Examples: Bridge construction - 237110-25 - Hydrofracture Services
Hydrofracture Services is a subdivision of the Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction industry, which involves the process of injecting pressurized water into a wellbore to create fractures in the rock formation. This technique is used to increase the flow of water or oil from the well. Hydrofracture Services is a specialized service that requires skilled professionals and …Examples: Oil and gas extraction companies, Water well drilling companies, Geothermal energy companies, Mining companies, - 237120-02 - Oil Well Cementing
Oil Well Cementing is a specialized service within the Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction industry. This process involves injecting cement into the wellbore to provide structural support and prevent fluid migration between subsurface formations. Oil Well Cementing is a crucial step in the drilling process as it ensures the integrity of the well and maximizes production. …Examples: Offshore oil well cementing, Onshore oil well cementing, Cementing for hydraulic fracturing, Cementing for well - 237120-03 - Oil Well Logging & Perforating
Oil Well Logging & Perforating is a specialized industry within the Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction subdivision of NAICS Code 237120. This industry involves the use of advanced technology and equipment to gather data and analyze the geological formations and characteristics of oil wells. The information gathered is used to optimize the production of oil and gas from the …Examples: Oil Well Formation Analysis, Wellbore Imaging, Cased Hole Logging, Open Hole Logging, Perforating Services, Well - 237120-04 - Riggers
Riggers are professionals who are responsible for the installation and maintenance of heavy machinery and equipment. They work in a variety of industries, including construction, manufacturing, and transportation. Riggers are experts in moving large and heavy objects, and they use a range of tools and equipment to ensure that the job is done safely and efficiently. …Examples: Bridge construction - 237130-12 - Towers-Communication/Municipal Repair
The Towers-Communication/Municipal Repair industry involves the construction, repair, and maintenance of towers and related structures used for communication and municipal purposes. This includes the installation of antennas, transmitters, and other equipment necessary for communication and broadcasting. The industry also encompasses the repair and maintenance of towers and structures used for …Examples: Bridge Inspection - 237310-01 - Asphalt & Asphalt Products
The Asphalt & Asphalt Products industry is a subdivision of the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction industry. This industry involves the production and distribution of asphalt and asphalt-based products used in the construction and maintenance of roads, highways, and other transportation infrastructure. Asphalt is a black, sticky substance that is derived from crude oil and is used as …Examples: Asphalt paving, Asphalt sealcoating, Asphalt repair, Asphalt resurfacing, Asphalt milling, Asphalt crack sealing,
- 237310-03 - Driveways-Sealers
The Driveways-Sealers industry involves the construction and maintenance of driveways, as well as the application of sealant to protect and enhance their appearance. This industry is a subdivision of the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction industry, and focuses specifically on the smaller-scale projects of residential and commercial driveways. …Examples: Residential driveway installation, Commercial parking lot maintenance, Driveway sealing and repair, Asphalt driveway - 237310-10 - Paving Contractors
Paving contractors are companies that specialize in the construction and maintenance of paved surfaces such as roads, highways, parking lots, and driveways. They are responsible for the installation, repair, and resurfacing of asphalt and concrete surfaces. Paving contractors work on both commercial and residential projects, and their services are in high demand due to the constant need for road …Examples: Bridge approach paving - 237310-11 - Paving Materials
The Paving Materials industry involves the production and distribution of materials used in the construction and maintenance of roads, highways, and other paved surfaces. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237310, which is focused on Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction. Paving materials are essential for the construction of durable and safe roadways, and they must be …Examples: Asphalt mixtures, Concrete pavement, Gravel, Crushed stone, Sand, Bitumen, Tar, Concrete blocks, Bricks, Pavers, - 237310-12 - Road Building Contractors
Road Building Contractors are companies that specialize in the construction of highways, streets, and bridges. They are responsible for building and maintaining the infrastructure that allows people and goods to move from one place to another. Road Building Contractors work on projects of varying sizes, from small local roads to major highways and bridges. They are involved in all …Examples: Bridge construction - 237310-14 - Road Oiling
Road Oiling is a subdivision of the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction industry that involves the application of oil-based products to road surfaces. This process is typically used to maintain and preserve the quality of roads, as well as to reduce dust and improve traction. Road oiling is an important aspect of road maintenance and is often performed by specialized contractors. …Examples: Dust control for rural roads, Road maintenance for state highways, Airport runway maintenance, Industrial park road - 237310-15 - Traffic & Zone Marking Service
Traffic & Zone Marking Service is a specialized industry that involves the application of markings and signs on roads, highways, and other transportation infrastructure. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237310, which is focused on Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction. The primary objective of Traffic & Zone Marking Service is to ensure the safety of drivers, …Examples: Roadway striping, Crosswalk markings, Lane markings, Parking lot markings, Bicycle lane markings, Stop signs, Yield - 237310-21 - Stripers-Mechanical
Stripers-Mechanical is a subdivision of the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction industry that specializes in the application of mechanical striping on roads, highways, and bridges. This industry involves the use of specialized equipment and machinery to apply paint and other materials to road surfaces in order to create clear and visible markings for drivers. …Examples: Highway lane markings, Crosswalks, Stop bars, Turn lanes, Bike lanes, Parking lot markings, Arrows and symbols, - 237310-23 - Board Roads
Board Roads is a subdivision of the Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction industry under the NAICS Code 237310. This industry involves the construction of roads made of wooden boards or planks. Board Roads are typically used in areas with soft soil or marshy terrain where traditional road construction methods are not feasible. These roads are also commonly used in logging and mining …Examples: Logging operations, Mining operations, Oil and gas exploration, Construction sites, Landscaping projects, Environmental - 237310-24 - Curb Numbering & Marking
Curb numbering and marking is a specialized industry that involves the installation of address numbers and other markings on curbs and other surfaces along streets and roads. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237310, which covers highway, street, and bridge construction. Curb numbering and marking is an important service that helps to ensure that emergency responders, …Examples: Curb painting, Address numbering, Fire lane marking, Parking lot striping, Handicap marking, Loading zone marking, No - 237990-01 - Culverts
The Culverts industry, a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237990, falls under the category of Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction. Culverts are structures that are used to allow water to flow under a roadway, railway, or other types of infrastructure. They are typically made of concrete, steel, or other durable materials and come in various shapes and sizes depending on the specific needs …Examples: Bridge culverts
- 237990-03 - Construction-Heavy Projects
Construction-Heavy Projects is a subdivision of the Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction industry, which involves the construction of large-scale infrastructure projects such as highways, bridges, airports, and dams. This industry requires a high level of expertise and experience in managing complex projects that involve heavy machinery and equipment. …Examples: Bridge construction - 237990-04 - Golf Course Construction
Golf course construction is a specialized field within the heavy and civil engineering construction industry. It involves the planning, design, and construction of golf courses, including the layout of the course, the installation of irrigation systems, and the shaping of the terrain to create the desired playing conditions. Golf course construction requires a high level of expertise and …Examples: Golf course bridge construction - 237990-07 - Railroad Contractors
Railroad Contractors are companies that specialize in the construction, maintenance, and repair of railroad tracks and related infrastructure. This industry involves a range of activities, from laying new tracks to repairing existing ones, as well as building bridges, tunnels, and other structures that are necessary for the safe and efficient operation of railroads. Railroad Contractors …Examples: Railroad bridge construction - 237990-12 - Construction Management
Construction Management is a specialized field within the construction industry that involves the planning, coordination, and supervision of construction projects from beginning to end. It is a crucial aspect of the construction process that ensures projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the satisfaction of all stakeholders involved. Construction managers oversee all aspects of a …Examples: Bridge construction management - 237990-19 - Caissons-Structural
Caissons-Structural is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237990, which falls under the category of Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction. This industry involves the construction of underground structures that are used to support buildings, bridges, and other large structures. Caissons are cylindrical structures that are drilled into the ground and filled with concrete or other …Examples: Bridge construction - 237990-23 - Pile Driving
Pile driving is a specialized industry within the heavy and civil engineering construction sector. It involves the installation of piles, which are long, slender columns made of materials such as steel, concrete, or wood, into the ground to provide support for structures such as buildings, bridges, and piers. Pile driving is a critical component of many construction projects, as it ensures …Examples: Bridge construction - 237990-28 - Rivers & Canals
The Rivers & Canals industry involves the construction and maintenance of waterways such as rivers, canals, and other bodies of water. This industry is responsible for the creation of water transportation systems that are used for commercial and recreational purposes. The work in this industry can range from dredging and excavation to the construction of locks and dams. The Rivers & Canals …Examples: Canal bridge construction - 238110-02 - Concrete Pumping Service
Concrete pumping service is a specialized industry that involves the transportation of liquid concrete from a mixing truck to a construction site using a concrete pump. This service is commonly used in large construction projects where the concrete needs to be delivered to hard-to-reach areas or at a high elevation. Concrete pumping service is a crucial part of the construction process as it …Examples: Bridge construction - 238110-05 - Gunite Contractors
Gunite Contractors are specialized contractors who apply gunite, a type of sprayed concrete, to surfaces to create structures such as swimming pools, retaining walls, and tunnels. Gunite is a mixture of dry cement and sand that is mixed with water at the nozzle and sprayed onto the surface using compressed air. The process of gunite application involves the use of specialized equipment and …Examples: Bridge construction - 238110-08 - Concrete Foundations
The Concrete Foundations industry involves the construction of poured concrete foundations for various structures such as buildings, bridges, and roads. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 238110, which includes contractors that specialize in poured concrete structures. Concrete foundations are essential for providing a stable base for any structure, and this industry plays a …Examples: Bridge foundations
- 238120-01 - Concrete Post Tensioning
Concrete Post Tensioning is a specialized subdivision of the Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors industry. This process involves the use of high-strength steel strands or cables, which are tensioned after the concrete has been poured and cured. The tensioning of these cables creates a compressive force within the concrete, which increases its strength and durability. This technique …Examples: Bridge Construction - 238120-02 - Steel Detailers-Reinforcing
Steel Detailers-Reinforcing is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 238120 that involves the creation of detailed drawings and plans for the fabrication and placement of reinforcing steel in concrete structures. This industry plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and stability of concrete structures such as buildings, bridges, and highways. …Examples: Bridge Reinforcing - 238120-05 - Steel Reinforcing
Steel Reinforcing is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 238120 that involves the installation of steel bars or mesh inside concrete structures to provide additional strength and support. This process is commonly used in the construction of buildings, bridges, highways, and other infrastructure projects. Steel Reinforcing contractors work closely with engineers and architects to ensure that …Examples: Bridge construction - 238120-06 - Structural Steel Contractors
Structural Steel Contractors are companies that specialize in the fabrication, installation, and erection of steel structures for buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure projects. These contractors work with architects, engineers, and construction companies to ensure that the steel structures are designed and built to meet the specific needs of each project. Structural Steel …Examples: Steel bridge construction - 238190-03 - Columns
The Columns industry, a subdivision of Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors, involves the installation and maintenance of columns in various structures. Columns are vertical structural elements that support the weight of a building or other structure. This industry is essential in the construction and maintenance of buildings, bridges, and other structures that …Examples: Bridge columns - 238190-04 - Erecting Contractors
Erecting Contractors are a subdivision of the Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors industry. This industry involves the installation and assembly of pre-fabricated structures, such as metal buildings, storage tanks, and communication towers. Erecting Contractors are responsible for the construction of the structural framework of buildings, including the installation of …Examples: Bridge erection - 238190-06 - Shoring
Shoring is a specialized industry within the broader category of Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors. Shoring involves the installation of temporary support structures to prevent collapse or instability during construction or excavation projects. These structures are typically made of steel or wood and are designed to withstand the weight and pressure of the surrounding …Examples: Bridge shoring - 238190-10 - Concrete-Forms-Erectors
Concrete-Forms-Erectors is a subdivision of the Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors industry. This industry involves the installation of concrete forms, which are temporary structures used to hold freshly poured concrete in place until it sets. Concrete-Forms-Erectors are responsible for assembling and disassembling these forms, ensuring that they are properly aligned …Examples: Bridge construction - 238210-35 - Snow Melting Systems
Snow melting systems are a specialized type of electrical contracting that involves the installation and maintenance of systems designed to melt snow and ice on outdoor surfaces. These systems are typically installed in areas with heavy snowfall, such as driveways, sidewalks, and parking lots, and are designed to prevent the buildup of snow and ice that can create hazardous conditions for …Examples: Bridge snow melting systems - 238290-28 - Hoisting & Rigging Service
Hoisting & Rigging Service is a specialized industry that involves the lifting and moving of heavy equipment, machinery, and materials. This industry is responsible for ensuring that the equipment and materials are safely transported from one location to another. Hoisting & Rigging Service is an essential part of many industries, including construction, manufacturing, and transportation. …Examples: Bridge construction
- 238310-11 - Pressure Grouting Contractors
Pressure Grouting Contractors are specialized contractors who provide services to repair and strengthen concrete structures, foundations, and soil. They use a variety of techniques to inject grout into voids, cracks, and joints in order to stabilize and strengthen the structure. Pressure grouting is a process that involves injecting a mixture of cement, sand, and water into the ground or concrete …Examples: Bridge repair - 238390-04 - Waterproofing Contractors
Waterproofing Contractors are professionals who specialize in preventing water from penetrating into buildings or structures. They use a variety of techniques and materials to ensure that the structure is protected from water damage. This industry involves a range of services, including waterproofing roofs, walls, basements, and foundations. Waterproofing Contractors work on both residential and …Examples: Bridge Waterproofing - 238910-06 - Excavating Contractors
Excavating Contractors are companies that specialize in the removal of earth, rock, and other materials from construction sites. They are responsible for preparing the site for construction by digging trenches, grading land, and removing debris. Excavating Contractors use heavy machinery to perform their work, such as backhoes, bulldozers, and excavators. They also work closely with other …Examples: Bridge Construction - 238910-08 - Foundation-Drilling Contractors
Foundation-Drilling Contractors are specialized contractors who are responsible for drilling holes in the ground for the purpose of constructing foundations for buildings, bridges, and other structures. These contractors use a variety of drilling techniques and equipment to create holes of various sizes and depths in the ground. Foundation-Drilling Contractors work closely with engineers …Examples: Bridge foundations - 238910-11 - Ground Penetration Radar
Ground Penetration Radar (GPR) is a non-destructive geophysical method that uses radar pulses to image the subsurface. It is a type of site preparation contractor that specializes in detecting and mapping underground objects and structures. GPR is used to locate and identify buried utilities, pipes, cables, and other objects that are hidden beneath the ground. It is also used to investigate the …Examples: Road and Bridge Deck Inspection - 238910-14 - Demolition Consultants
Demolition Consultants are professionals who provide expert advice and guidance on the demolition of buildings and structures. They work closely with clients to assess the feasibility of demolition projects, develop demolition plans, and oversee the execution of these plans. Demolition Consultants are responsible for ensuring that demolition projects are carried out safely, efficiently, and in …Examples: Bridge demolition - 238910-15 - Demolition Contractors
Demolition contractors are professionals who specialize in the dismantling and removal of structures, buildings, and other man-made objects. This industry involves the use of heavy machinery and specialized tools to safely and efficiently demolish structures of all sizes. Demolition contractors are responsible for ensuring that the demolition process is carried out in a safe and controlled …Examples: Bridge demolition - 238910-29 - Oil Well Wire Line Service
Oil Well Wire Line Service is a specialized industry that provides support to the oil and gas industry. This industry involves the use of wireline tools and equipment to perform various tasks in oil and gas wells. The primary function of this industry is to provide well intervention services, which include logging, perforating, and setting plugs. These services are essential for maintaining the …Examples: Well logging, Perforating services, Plug setting, Casing cutting, Fishing services, Slickline services, Braided line - 238910-32 - Wireline Service
Wireline service is a specialized type of service provided by site preparation contractors that involves the use of a wireline, which is a thin cable or line that is used to lower tools and equipment into a wellbore or other type of hole. This service is typically used in the oil and gas industry to perform a variety of tasks, such as logging, perforating, and sampling. Wireline service is an …Examples: Oil and gas exploration, Well logging, Well completion, Well intervention, Reservoir evaluation, Production - 238910-36 - Concrete Mixers-Renting
Concrete Mixers-Renting is a subdivision of Site Preparation Contractors industry under NAICS Code 238910. This industry involves renting out concrete mixers to construction companies, contractors, and individuals for use in construction projects. The primary focus of this industry is to provide a cost-effective solution for those who require concrete mixers for a short period of time. Concrete …Examples: Bridge Construction
- 238910-39 - Fill Contractors
Fill contractors are professionals who specialize in the process of filling and leveling land with soil, sand, gravel, or other materials. This industry is a subdivision of the Site Preparation Contractors NAICS code 238910. Fill contractors are responsible for preparing the land for construction, landscaping, or other purposes. They work on a variety of projects, including residential, …Examples: Bridge construction - 238910-41 - Marine Contractors & Designers
Marine Contractors & Designers are professionals who specialize in the construction, repair, and maintenance of marine structures such as docks, piers, seawalls, and bridges. They are responsible for designing, building, and installing structures that can withstand the harsh marine environment. Marine Contractors & Designers work on projects ranging from small residential docks to large …Examples: Bridge construction - 238910-43 - Concrete-Sealing & Waterproofing
Concrete-Sealing & Waterproofing is a specialized industry that involves the application of protective coatings to concrete surfaces to prevent water penetration and damage. This industry is a subdivision of Site Preparation Contractors and is responsible for ensuring that concrete structures are protected from water damage, which can cause structural damage and reduce the lifespan of the …Examples: Concrete bridge waterproofing - 238910-59 - Test Borings
Test Borings is a subdivision of the Site Preparation Contractors industry under NAICS Code 238910. This industry involves drilling holes into the ground to collect soil and rock samples for analysis. Test Borings are conducted to determine the soil's strength, composition, and stability, which is essential for construction projects. The data collected from Test Borings is used to design …Examples: Bridge Design - 238910-66 - Soil Stabilization
Soil stabilization is a process of improving the physical properties of soil to increase its strength and durability. This is done by adding various materials to the soil, such as cement, lime, or fly ash, to create a stable base for construction projects. Soil stabilization is an important step in the construction process, as it ensures that the foundation of a building or road is strong enough …Examples: Bridge construction - 238990-02 - Cranes-Renting
Cranes-Renting is a specialized trade contractor industry that involves renting cranes to construction companies, contractors, and other businesses that require heavy lifting equipment. This industry is responsible for providing cranes of various sizes and types to meet the specific needs of their clients. Cranes-Renting companies are responsible for the maintenance, repair, and transportation of …Examples: Bridge crane rental - 238990-03 - Blacktopping
Blacktopping is a specialized trade within the broader category of specialty trade contractors. This industry involves the installation, repair, and maintenance of asphalt surfaces, such as roads, parking lots, and driveways. Blacktopping contractors use a variety of tools and techniques to ensure that asphalt surfaces are smooth, durable, and safe for use by vehicles and pedestrians. …Examples: Bridge deck surfacing - 238990-08 - Concrete Restoration Repair & Cleaning
Concrete Restoration Repair & Cleaning is a specialized trade within the broader category of All Other Specialty Trade Contractors. This industry involves the repair, restoration, and cleaning of concrete structures, including buildings, bridges, roads, and other infrastructure. Concrete Restoration Repair & Cleaning professionals work to restore the structural integrity of concrete …Examples: Concrete bridge repair - 238990-09 - Asphalt Paving Contractors
Asphalt Paving Contractors are specialized trade contractors who are responsible for the installation of asphalt pavements on various surfaces such as roads, parking lots, driveways, and other outdoor areas. They are involved in the entire process of asphalt paving, from site preparation to the final layer of asphalt. Asphalt Paving Contractors work with a variety of clients, including …Examples: Bridge Deck Paving - 238990-16 - Concrete-Precast
Concrete-Precast is a specialized trade within the broader category of All Other Specialty Trade Contractors. This industry involves the manufacturing of precast concrete products that are used in construction projects. Precast concrete is a type of concrete that is cast in a reusable mold or form, which is then cured in a controlled environment before being transported to the construction site. …Examples: Concrete bridge components
- 238990-27 - Government-Contractors
Government-Contractors are companies that specialize in providing services to the government. These companies are typically involved in construction, engineering, and other specialized services. They work on government projects such as building roads, bridges, and other infrastructure, as well as providing services such as security, IT, and consulting. Government-Contractors are …Examples: Bridge construction - 238990-37 - Concrete Consultants
Concrete Consultants are professionals who provide expert advice and guidance on all aspects of concrete construction. They work with clients to ensure that concrete structures are designed, constructed, and maintained to meet the highest standards of safety, durability, and performance. Concrete Consultants may specialize in a particular area of concrete construction, such as structural design, …Examples: Concrete bridge construction - 238990-40 - Wet Blasting
Wet blasting is a specialized trade contracting service that involves the use of high-pressure water and abrasive media to clean, strip, or prepare surfaces for further treatment. This process is commonly used in industrial settings to remove rust, paint, and other coatings from metal surfaces, as well as to clean and prepare concrete surfaces for repair or resurfacing. Wet blasting is a highly …Examples: Bridge maintenance and repair - 238990-99 - Shotblasting
Shotblasting is a surface preparation technique that involves propelling abrasive materials at high speeds onto a surface to remove contaminants and create a textured surface. This process is commonly used to prepare surfaces for coating applications, such as painting or powder coating, as well as to clean and restore surfaces. Shotblasting can be used on a variety of materials, including …Examples: Bridge maintenance and restoration - 321114-01 - Creosote (Manufacturing)
Creosote manufacturing is a process that involves the treatment of wood with creosote oil to protect it from decay and insect damage. Creosote is a dark brown to black oily liquid that is derived from coal tar. The process of creosote manufacturing involves the distillation of coal tar, which produces a range of chemicals including creosote oil. The creosote oil is then treated with a range of …Examples: Bridge timbers - 321215-04 - Trusses (Manufacturing)
Trusses (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 321215 that involves the production of engineered wood members used in construction. Trusses are pre-fabricated structural components that are used to support roofs, floors, and other building elements. They are made by connecting individual pieces of lumber or other wood products together with metal plates or other fasteners. Trusses are …Examples: Bridge trusses - 321215-05 - Trusses-Construction (Manufacturing)
Trusses-Construction (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 321215 that involves the production of engineered wood members used in the construction of trusses. Trusses are structural components that are commonly used in the construction of roofs, bridges, and other structures. This industry is responsible for manufacturing trusses that are used in residential, commercial, and …Examples: Bridge trusses - 323111-62 - Playing Cards (Manufacturing)
Playing Cards Manufacturing is a specialized industry that involves the production of playing cards for various purposes such as gaming, gambling, and entertainment. The manufacturing process involves the use of specialized equipment and techniques to produce high-quality playing cards that are durable and aesthetically pleasing. The industry is highly competitive, with manufacturers constantly …Examples: Bridge cards - 324121-03 - Paving Materials (Manufacturing)
Paving Materials Manufacturing involves the production of materials used in the construction of roads, highways, parking lots, and other paved surfaces. These materials include concrete, asphalt, and other mixtures used to create a smooth and durable surface for vehicles and pedestrians. The manufacturing process involves the blending of various aggregates, binders, and additives to create a …Examples: Concrete bridge beams - 327332-01 - Concrete Pipe (Manufacturing)
Concrete Pipe Manufacturing involves the production of reinforced and non-reinforced concrete pipes used for drainage systems, sewage systems, and culverts. The process includes mixing cement, sand, gravel, and water to create a concrete mixture that is then poured into molds to form the pipes. The pipes are then cured and tested for strength and durability before being shipped to customers. …Examples: Bridge drainage pipes
- 327390-03 - Concrete-Prestressed (Manufacturing)
Concrete-Prestressed (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Other Concrete Product Manufacturing industry that involves the production of precast concrete products that have been reinforced with high-strength steel strands or cables. This process of prestressing the concrete allows for increased strength and durability, making it ideal for use in a variety of construction applications. …Examples: Bridge beams - 327991-02 - Cut Stone & Stone Products (Manufacturing)
Cut Stone & Stone Products (Manufacturing) involves the shaping and finishing of natural and artificial stones for use in construction, decoration, and landscaping. This industry includes the production of a wide range of products such as building stone, curbing, flagstones, paving blocks, monuments, and memorials. The manufacturing process involves cutting, shaping, polishing, and finishing …Examples: Building stone, Paving blocks, Landscaping stones, Fireplace mantels, Countertops, Statues, Fountains, Steps and - 327991-04 - Granite Products (Manufacturing)
Granite Products Manufacturing involves the production of various products made from granite, a type of igneous rock that is known for its durability and aesthetic appeal. The manufacturing process typically begins with the extraction of granite from quarries, followed by cutting, shaping, and polishing the granite into finished products. These products can range from large slabs used for …Examples: Granite countertops, Granite flooring, Granite tiles, Granite memorials, Granite sculptures, Granite monuments, Granite - 327991-06 - Marble Products-Natural (Manufacturing)
Marble Products-Natural (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Cut Stone and Stone Product Manufacturing industry. This industry involves the manufacturing of various products made from natural marble, including tiles, slabs, countertops, sculptures, and other decorative items. The process of manufacturing marble products involves cutting, shaping, and polishing the marble to create a finished …Examples: Marble tiles, Marble slabs, Marble countertops, Marble sculptures, Marble fountains, Marble fireplaces, Marble columns, - 327991-08 - Stone Cutters (Manufacturing)
Stone Cutters (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Cut Stone and Stone Product Manufacturing industry. This industry involves the cutting and shaping of natural and artificial stones into various sizes and shapes for use in construction, landscaping, and other applications. Stone Cutters (Manufacturing) use a variety of tools and techniques to create finished products that meet the …Examples: Granite countertops, Marble tiles, Limestone sculptures, Sandstone pavers, Slate roofing tiles, Quartzite slabs, - 327991-09 - Stone-Cut (Manufacturing)
Stone-Cut (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Cut Stone and Stone Product Manufacturing industry. This industry involves the cutting and shaping of natural stones such as granite, marble, limestone, and sandstone into various sizes and shapes for use in construction, landscaping, and decorative purposes. The process of stone-cutting involves using specialized tools to cut, shape, and polish …Examples: Granite countertops, Marble flooring, Limestone sculptures, Sandstone pavers, Granite monuments, Marble columns, - 327991-10 - Stone Products-Natural (Manufacturing)
Stone Products-Natural (Manufacturing) is an industry that involves the production of various products made from natural stone. This includes cutting, shaping, and finishing natural stone to create products such as countertops, flooring, wall cladding, and decorative items. The industry also involves the manufacturing of products such as gravestones, sculptures, and other architectural elements …Examples: Granite countertops, Marble flooring, Limestone wall cladding, Slate roofing tiles, Sandstone sculptures, Travertine - 327991-12 - Stone-Manufactured
Stone-Manufactured is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 327991 that involves the manufacturing of products made from stone that has been processed in some way. This industry includes the production of a wide range of stone products, such as building stone, paving stone, curbing, and monumental stone. The stone used in this industry can be natural or artificial, and can be processed using a variety …Examples: Building stone, Paving stone, Curbing, Monumental stone, Fireplace surrounds, Countertops, Tabletops, Sculptures, - 331221-04 - Pipe Corrugated Metal (Manufacturing)
Pipe Corrugated Metal Manufacturing is a subdivision of Rolled Steel Shape Manufacturing that involves the production of corrugated metal pipes. These pipes are used in a variety of applications, including drainage systems, culverts, and storm sewers. The manufacturing process involves shaping and forming metal sheets into a corrugated pattern, which increases the strength and durability of the …Examples: Bridge drainage pipes - 331222-04 - Cables Steel (Manufacturing)
Cables Steel (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Steel Wire Drawing (Manufacturing) industry that involves the production of steel cables. Steel cables are made by drawing steel wire through a series of dies to reduce its diameter and increase its length. The resulting wire is then twisted together to form a cable. Steel cables are used in a variety of applications, including construction, …Examples: Suspension bridge cables
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