NAICS 8-Digit Codes for "dredge-and-marine-construction"
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- 333120-11 - Dredging Machinery (Manufacturing)
Dredging Machinery Manufacturing is a subdivision of the Construction Machinery Manufacturing industry that involves the production of machinery used for excavating and removing sediments and debris from bodies of water. This industry is responsible for the manufacturing of a wide range of dredging equipment, including dredgers, dredge pumps, …Examples: Canal dredging, River dredging, Harbor dredging, Lake dredging, Coastal dredging, - 449210-42 - Marine Electronic Equipment & Supplies (Retail)
Marine Electronic Equipment & Supplies (Retail) is a subdivision of the Electronics and Appliance Retailers industry. This industry involves the retail sale of electronic equipment and supplies specifically designed for use in marine environments. Marine electronic equipment and supplies include a wide range of products such as navigation systems, …Examples: Marine GPS devices, Marine autopilots, Marine communication equipment, Marine lighting - 423860-15 - Marine Electronic Equipment & Supplies (Wholesale)
Marine Electronic Equipment & Supplies (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 423860 that involves the wholesale distribution of electronic equipment and supplies specifically designed for marine use. This industry includes the distribution of a wide range of products such as marine communication equipment, navigation equipment, sonar equipment, radar …Examples: Marine communication equipment, Marine GPS systems, Marine autopilots, Marine - 336612-05 - Marine Equipment & Supplies (Manufacturing)
Marine Equipment & Supplies (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 336612 that involves the production of various equipment and supplies used in the marine industry. This industry is responsible for manufacturing a wide range of products that are essential for the operation and maintenance of boats, ships, and other watercraft. Marine …Examples: Marine electronics manufacturers, Marine engine manufacturers, Marine safety equipment - 444180-01 - Boat Builders-Materials (Retail)
Boat Builders-Materials (Retail) is a subdivision of Other Building Material Dealers (Retail) industry. This industry involves the retail sale of materials and supplies that are specifically used in the construction and repair of boats. Boat Builders-Materials (Retail) industry provides a wide range of products such as marine-grade plywood, fiberglass, epoxy resins, …Examples: Marine-grade plywood, Epoxy resins and hardeners, Marine paints and varnishes, - 713930-08 - Marine Repairs
Marine Repairs is a specialized industry that deals with the repair and maintenance of boats, ships, and other watercraft. This industry involves a wide range of services, from minor repairs to major overhauls, and requires a high level of expertise and technical knowledge. Marine repair technicians are responsible for diagnosing and fixing …Examples: Marine upholstery repair, Marine refrigeration repair, Marine air conditioning repair, - 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 …Examples: Dock construction, Pier construction, Seawall construction, Bridge construction, Offshore - 441222-23 - Transmissions-Marine (Retail)
Transmissions-Marine (Retail) is a specialized industry that deals with the retail of marine transmissions. Marine transmissions are an essential component of boats and ships that help in transmitting power from the engine to the propeller. This industry involves the sale of new and used marine transmissions, as well as the repair and maintenance …Examples: Marine transmission repair services, Marine transmission sales, Marine transmission maintenance - 332510-16 - Hardware-Marine (Manufacturing)
Hardware-Marine (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Hardware Manufacturing industry that specializes in the production of hardware products specifically designed for marine applications. This industry involves the manufacturing of a wide range of hardware products that are used in the construction, repair, and maintenance of boats, ships, and other …Examples: Marine hardware fittings, Marine-grade fasteners, Marine-grade electrical components, - 441222-17 - Marine Equipment-Used & Rebuilt (Retail)
The Marine Equipment-Used & Rebuilt (Retail) industry involves the sale of previously owned and refurbished marine equipment to customers. This industry is a subset of the Boat Dealers (Retail) industry and focuses specifically on the retail of used and rebuilt marine equipment. Marine equipment can include a wide range of products such as engines, …Examples: Used marine engines, Refurbished marine steering systems, Pre-owned marine navigation equipment,
- 441222-05 - Boat Equipment & Supplies (Retail)
Boat Equipment & Supplies (Retail) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 441222 that involves the retail sale of equipment and supplies for boats. This industry includes businesses that sell a variety of products such as boat trailers, anchors, ropes, boat covers, life jackets, marine electronics, and other accessories. Boat Equipment & Supplies (Retail) businesses cater to boat …Examples: Marine electronics, Marine batteries, Marine ropes, Marine stereos, Marine fuel - 334511-12 - Marine Instruments (Manufacturing)
Marine Instruments Manufacturing involves the production of a wide range of instruments and systems used in marine navigation, communication, and safety. These instruments are designed to withstand harsh marine environments and provide accurate and reliable data to ensure the safety and efficiency of marine operations. The …Examples: Marine navigation systems, Marine communication systems, Marine safety equipment, Marine - 423860-18 - Nautical Instruments (Wholesale)
Nautical Instruments (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Transportation Equipment and Supplies (except Motor Vehicle) Merchant Wholesalers industry. This industry involves the wholesale distribution of instruments and equipment used in nautical activities such as sailing, boating, and fishing. Nautical instruments are essential tools for navigation, communication, and …Examples: Marine equipment suppliers, Boating and sailing retailers, Marine electronics distributors, - 713930-03 - Boat Repairing
Boat Repairing is a specialized industry that involves the repair and maintenance of boats, ships, and other watercraft. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 713930, which covers Marinas. Boat Repairing services are essential for ensuring the safety and longevity of watercraft, as well as maintaining their performance and appearance. Boat Repairing …Examples: Refits and restorations - 423860-16 - Marine Equipment & Supplies (Wholesale)
The Marine Equipment & Supplies (Wholesale) industry involves the wholesale distribution of equipment and supplies used in the marine industry. This includes a wide range of products such as boat engines, navigational equipment, safety gear, fishing equipment, and more. Companies in this industry typically purchase products from manufacturers and sell them to …Examples: Marine electronics, Marine safety equipment, Marine plumbing supplies, Marine lighting, - 541330-39 - Engineers-Marine
Engineers-Marine is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541330, which falls under the Engineering Services industry. This industry involves the design, development, and construction of marine vessels and structures, as well as the maintenance and repair of existing marine equipment. Engineers-Marine are responsible for ensuring that …Examples: Offshore oil and gas exploration and production, Marine transportation, Marine renewable - 425120-16 - Boat Distributors (Wholesale)
Boat Distributors (Wholesale) are companies that specialize in the wholesale distribution of boats and related equipment. These companies purchase boats and equipment from manufacturers and sell them to retailers, dealerships, and other businesses. Boat Distributors (Wholesale) may also provide financing and leasing options to their customers. They are …Examples: Canoes and kayaks, Marine electronics, Marine safety equipment, Marine hardware - 811310-10 - Engines-Marine Repairing
Engines-Marine Repairing is a subdivision of the Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance industry. This industry involves the repair and maintenance of engines used in marine vessels such as boats, ships, and yachts. The engines can be diesel or gasoline-powered and …Examples: Marine engine tune-up, Marine engine oil change, Marine engine parts replacement, Marine - 811490-04 - Boat Part-Used & Rebuilt (Manufacturing)
The Boat Part-Used & Rebuilt (Manufacturing) industry involves the repair and refurbishment of used boat parts. This industry is responsible for the restoration of boat parts to their original condition, ensuring that they are safe and functional for use in boats. The industry is highly specialized and requires a great deal of expertise in the field of boat mechanics …Examples: Boat engine parts, Boat propellers, Boat steering systems, Boat electrical systems, Boat fuel systems, Boat cooling - 811490-63 - Yachts Repairing (Manufacturing)
Yachts Repairing (Manufacturing) is a specialized industry that involves the repair and maintenance of yachts, which are large recreational boats designed for pleasure cruising. This industry is responsible for ensuring that yachts are in top condition and safe for use. Yachts Repairing (Manufacturing) services can range from minor repairs to complete overhauls of the yacht's …Examples: Yacht maintenance and repair, Yacht painting and refinishing, Yacht interior design and
- 423910-24 - Hardware-Marine (Wholesale)
Hardware-Marine (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 423910 that involves the wholesale distribution of hardware products specifically designed for marine applications. This industry is responsible for the distribution of a wide range of hardware products that are used in the construction, maintenance, and repair of boats, ships, and other …Examples: Marine hardware distributors, Marine equipment manufacturers, Marine supply stores - 336320-06 - Alternators & Starters-Marine (Manufacturing)
Alternators & Starters-Marine (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing industry. This industry involves the manufacturing of electrical and electronic equipment specifically designed for marine vehicles. The equipment produced in this industry is responsible for generating and distributing electrical …Examples: Marine alternators, Marine starters, Marine voltage regulators, Marine battery chargers, - 483212-02 - Marine Transportation Consultants
Marine Transportation Consultants are professionals who provide expert advice and guidance to companies involved in the transportation of goods and people by water. They work with clients to develop and implement strategies that optimize the efficiency and safety of marine transportation operations. Marine Transportation Consultants may specialize …Examples: Marine Logistics Consulting, Marine Safety Consulting, Marine Environmental Consulting, - 541330-68 - Naval Architects
Naval Architects are professionals who design and oversee the construction and repair of ships, boats, and other marine vessels. They use their knowledge of engineering, physics, and materials science to create safe, efficient, and seaworthy vessels that meet the needs of their clients. Naval Architects work closely with shipbuilders, marine …Examples: Marine engineering consulting, Marine surveying, Marine salvage and wreck removal, - 441222-10 - Engines-Marine (Retail)
Engines-Marine (Retail) is a subdivision of the Boat Dealers (Retail) industry that specializes in the retail of marine engines. This industry involves the sale of new and used marine engines, as well as parts and accessories related to marine engines. Engines-Marine (Retail) businesses may also offer repair and maintenance services for …Examples: Marine engine parts - 541690-29 - Marine Consultants
Marine Consultants are professionals who provide expert advice and technical support to clients in the maritime industry. They offer a range of services that involve the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of ships, offshore structures, and other marine facilities. Marine Consultants work with clients to identify and solve …Examples: Offshore oil and gas companies, Marine equipment manufacturers, Marine insurers, Marine - 424950-03 - Paint & Coatings-Marine (Wholesale)
Paint & Coatings-Marine (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 424950 that involves the wholesale distribution of marine coatings and paints. This industry is responsible for providing a wide range of products that are used to protect and enhance the appearance of boats, ships, and other marine vessels. The products distributed by this industry …Examples: Marine repair facilities, Marine supply stores - 423860-23 - Ship Chandlers (Wholesale)
Ship Chandlers (Wholesale) are businesses that specialize in providing supplies and equipment to ships and vessels. These supplies can range from food and beverages to safety equipment and navigational tools. Ship chandlers are responsible for ensuring that ships are well-stocked and prepared for their journeys at sea. They work closely with ship …Examples: Marine equipment supply, Marine safety equipment, Marine navigation tools, Marine cleaning - 441222-11 - Hardware-Marine (Retail)
Hardware-Marine (Retail) is a subdivision of the Boat Dealers (Retail) industry that specializes in the retail sale of hardware and equipment specifically designed for use in marine environments. This industry involves the sale of a wide range of products, including but not limited to, marine-grade fasteners, rigging hardware, marine electronics, and …Examples: Marine hardware stores, Marine equipment retailers, Dock and marina supply stores, - 441222-26 - Yachts (Retail)
Yachts (Retail) is a subdivision of the Boat Dealers (Retail) industry that specializes in the sale of luxury recreational boats designed for cruising or racing. Yachts are typically over 30 feet in length and can range from simple day cruisers to multi-decked, fully equipped vessels with luxurious amenities such as hot tubs, saunas, and helipads. The Yachts (Retail) industry …Examples: Motor yachts, Sailing yachts, Catamarans, Trawlers, Sportfishing yachts, Expedition yachts, Mega yachts, Classic
- 811210-51 - Marine Electronic Equipment Repairing & Service
Marine Electronic Equipment Repairing & Service is a specialized industry that involves the repair and maintenance of electronic and precision equipment used in marine vessels. This industry is responsible for ensuring that the electronic equipment used in marine vessels is functioning properly and efficiently. Marine Electronic Equipment Repairing …Examples: Marine navigation systems, Marine communication systems, Marine radar systems, Marine GPS - 541714-20 - Laboratories-Marine Biological
Laboratories-Marine Biological is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541714 that involves research and development in biotechnology related to marine organisms and ecosystems. This industry focuses on studying the biology, ecology, and behavior of marine organisms, as well as the interactions between these organisms and their environment. …Examples: Marine biodiversity, Marine mammal behavior, Marine biotechnology, Marine microbiology, - 488390-09 - Water Transportation Services NEC
Water Transportation Services NEC is a subdivision of Other Support Activities for Water Transportation industry. This industry involves providing support services to water transportation activities that are not classified under other NAICS codes. Water Transportation Services NEC includes a wide range of services that support water transportation, such as cargo handling, ship scaling, …Examples: Canal and waterway operations, Lock and dam operations, Marine cargo handling services, - 488390-05 - Marine Documentation
Marine Documentation is a specialized industry that provides support activities for water transportation. This industry involves the creation, management, and maintenance of various types of documents related to marine operations. Marine Documentation professionals are responsible for ensuring that all necessary documentation is complete, accurate, and …Examples: Marine insurance policies, Marine accident reports - 423910-06 - Boat Equipment & Supplies (Wholesale)
The Boat Equipment & Supplies (Wholesale) industry involves the wholesale distribution of equipment and supplies for boats and other watercraft. This industry includes a wide range of products such as engines, propellers, steering systems, navigational equipment, safety gear, and maintenance supplies. Companies in this industry typically purchase products from manufacturers …Examples: Marine electronics, Marine lighting, Marine plumbing, Marine safety equipment, - 517112-08 - Marine-Radio Telephone Service
Marine-Radio Telephone Service is a subdivision of the Wireless Telecommunications Carriers industry that provides communication services to ships and boats at sea. This industry involves the use of radio equipment to transmit and receive voice and data signals over a designated frequency range. The service is essential for the safety and efficiency of maritime …Examples: Search and rescue coordination, Marine survey communication - 541614-18 - Marine Resource Consultants
Marine Resource Consultants are professionals who provide consulting services related to the management and conservation of marine resources. They work with government agencies, private companies, and non-profit organizations to develop and implement strategies for sustainable use of marine resources. The role of Marine Resource Consultants …Examples: Marine conservation planning, Marine spatial planning, Marine protected area design, Marine - 441222-27 - Marine Electronics (Retail)
Marine Electronics (Retail) is a subdivision of Boat Dealers (Retail) that specializes in the sale of electronic equipment and devices used in marine vessels. This industry involves the retail of a wide range of marine electronics, including navigation systems, communication devices, fish finders, radar systems, and other electronic equipment that are essential …Examples: Marine audio systems, Marine cameras, Marine lighting systems - 425120-15 - Boat Brokers (Wholesale)
Boat Brokers (Wholesale) are professionals who act as intermediaries between boat manufacturers and dealers, and help facilitate the sale of boats to dealers. They are responsible for finding potential buyers for boats, negotiating prices, and ensuring that all necessary paperwork is completed. Boat Brokers (Wholesale) have a deep understanding of the boating industry …Examples: Canoe and kayak sales - 212220-02 - Gold Panning
Gold Panning is a method of extracting gold from rivers and streams using a pan or other specialized equipment. This process involves swirling water and sediment in a pan to separate gold particles from other materials. It is a popular recreational activity and can also be a profitable business for small-scale miners. …Examples: Recreational gold panning, Small-scale mining, Prospecting, Gold mining tours, Gold mining equipment sales
- 541921-08 - Photographers-Marine
Photographers-Marine is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541921 that involves capturing images of marine life, boats, and other water-related subjects. This industry requires a high level of skill and knowledge of marine environments, as well as specialized equipment to capture high-quality images. …Examples: Marine wildlife photography, Marine landscape photography, Marine conservation photography, - 441222-16 - Marine Equipment & Supplies Repairing (Retail)
Marine Equipment & Supplies Repairing (Retail) is a specialized industry that involves the repair and maintenance of various types of marine equipment and supplies. This industry caters to the needs of boat owners and operators who require repairs and maintenance services for their vessels. The services provided by this industry include repairing …Examples: Marine electrical system repair, Marine navigation system repair, Marine battery maintenance, - 441222-15 - Marine Equipment & Supplies (Retail)
The Marine Equipment & Supplies (Retail) industry involves the sale of various equipment and supplies used in the marine industry. This includes a wide range of products such as safety equipment, navigation tools, fishing gear, and boat maintenance supplies. The industry caters to both recreational and commercial boaters, providing them with the necessary …Examples: Marine lighting, Marine plumbing supplies, Marine electronics - 334220-05 - Marine Electronics (Manufacturing)
Marine Electronics Manufacturing involves the production of electronic equipment specifically designed for use in marine environments. This industry includes the manufacturing of a wide range of products such as sonar systems, GPS devices, radar systems, fish finders, and communication equipment. The equipment produced by this industry is used in various marine vessels …Examples: Marine audio systems, Marine lighting systems, Marine cameras - 336612-02 - Boat Equipment & Supplies (Manufacturing)
Boat Equipment & Supplies (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 336612 that involves the production of various equipment and supplies used in the construction and maintenance of boats. This industry is responsible for manufacturing a wide range of products that are essential for the proper functioning and safety of boats. The Boat Equipment & Supplies …Examples: Boat anchors, Boat fenders, Boat seats, Boat trailers, Boat steering systems, Boat propellers, Boat navigation lights, - 441222-04 - Boat Dealers Sales & Service (Retail)
Boat Dealers Sales & Service (Retail) is an industry that involves the sale and maintenance of boats and related equipment. This industry is responsible for providing customers with a range of services, including boat sales, repair, and maintenance. Boat dealers in this industry may specialize in selling new or used boats, or they may offer both. They may also offer financing …Examples: Canoes and kayaks - 441222-29 - Refrigeration-Marine (Retail)
Refrigeration-Marine (Retail) is a subdivision of the Boat Dealers (Retail) industry that specializes in the sale of refrigeration equipment and systems for boats and other marine vessels. This industry involves the retail of refrigeration units, compressors, evaporators, and other related equipment that are specifically designed for use in marine …Examples: Marine refrigeration systems, Marine air conditioning units - 339999-53 - Shells-Marine (Manufacturing)
Shells-Marine (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 339999 that involves the manufacturing of shells for marine purposes. This industry is responsible for producing a wide range of shells that are used in various marine applications. The shells produced by this industry are used in the construction of boats, ships, and other marine vessels. …Examples: Marine equipment shells, Marine accessory shells - 541330-89 - Engineers Naval
Engineers Naval is a subdivision of the Engineering Services industry that specializes in the design, development, and maintenance of ships, submarines, and other watercraft. This industry involves the application of engineering principles to the construction and operation of naval vessels, including the design of propulsion systems, navigation systems, …Examples: Submarine design, Marine propulsion systems, Navigation systems for ships and submarines, - 488330-01 - Marine Vessel Management
Marine Vessel Management is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 488330 that involves the coordination and management of various aspects of marine vessels. This industry is responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of vessels, as well as the management of crew, cargo, and other resources. Marine Vessel Management companies provide a range of …Examples: Vessel maintenance and repair services, Vessel tracking and monitoring services, Safety and
- 425120-93 - Marine Refrigeration/AC-Sales/Service (Wholesale)
Marine Refrigeration/AC-Sales/Service (Wholesale) is a subdivision of Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers that specializes in the distribution and maintenance of refrigeration and air conditioning systems for marine vessels. This industry involves the sale of refrigeration and air conditioning units, as well as the provision of repair and …Examples: Marine air conditioning units, Marine refrigeration compressors, Refrigeration and air - 811121-11 - Boat & Yacht Customizing
Boat & Yacht Customizing is a specialized industry that involves the modification and customization of boats and yachts to meet the specific needs and preferences of their owners. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 811121, which is focused on Automotive Body, Paint, and Interior Repair and Maintenance. Boat & Yacht Customizing involves a range of …Examples: Boat audio and entertainment systems, Hull extensions and modifications, Custom paint and - 541990-16 - Yacht Documentation
Yacht Documentation is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541990 that involves the provision of professional, scientific, and technical services related to the documentation and registration of yachts and other recreational vessels. This industry is responsible for ensuring that all legal requirements are met for the ownership, operation, and transfer of ownership of …Examples: Legal advice and assistance for yacht owners, Marine surveying services, Marine insurance - 333415-16 - Marine Refrigeration & Air Cond (Manufacturing)
Marine Refrigeration & Air Cond (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 333415 that involves the manufacturing of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment specifically designed for marine vessels. This industry is responsible for producing a range of products that are used to regulate the temperature and humidity levels on board ships, including air …Examples: Marine refrigeration systems, Marine air conditioning units - 488330-04 - Salvage-Marine
Salvage-Marine is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 488330 that involves the recovery of ships, boats, and other watercraft that have been damaged or lost at sea. This industry is responsible for rescuing vessels and their cargo, as well as mitigating environmental damage caused by maritime accidents. Salvage-Marine companies are often called upon to respond to …Examples: Marine environmental remediation, Marine firefighting, Marine accident investigation - 425120-14 - Tugboat & Barge Brokers (Wholesale)
Tugboat & Barge Brokers (Wholesale) are professionals who act as intermediaries between tugboat and barge owners and potential customers. They facilitate the buying and selling of tugboats and barges by providing a range of services, including market analysis, price negotiation, and contract drafting. Tugboat & Barge Brokers (Wholesale) are knowledgeable about …Examples: Marine transportation services, Marine salvage services, Marine construction services, - 488320-05 - Terminals-River & Marine
Terminals-River & Marine is a subdivision of the Marine Cargo Handling industry that involves the handling and storage of cargo at river and marine terminals. This industry includes the loading and unloading of cargo from ships, barges, and other vessels, as well as the storage and transfer of cargo between different modes of …Examples: Bulk cargo handling, Breakbulk cargo handling - 483113-03 - Ocean-Freight
Ocean-Freight is a subdivision of the Coastal and Great Lakes Freight Transportation industry, which involves the transportation of goods and cargo by sea. This industry includes the movement of cargo between ports located in different countries, as well as the transportation of goods within a single country's coastal waters. Ocean-Freight is a vital component of international …Examples: Shipping of construction materials, Transportation of chemicals and hazardous materials, Import - 112519-03 - Miscellaneous Marine Products
The Miscellaneous Marine Products industry involves the cultivation and harvesting of various marine organisms and products that do not fall under other aquaculture categories. This includes the production of live or fresh marine animals, such as crabs, lobsters, and shrimp, as well as the cultivation of marine plants like kelp and sea …Examples: Live crab and lobster production, Pearl diving and production, Clam and oyster farming - 488330-05 - Surveyors-Marine
Surveyors-Marine is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 488330 that involves providing navigational services to shipping. This industry is responsible for conducting surveys and inspections of marine vessels, equipment, and facilities to ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards. Surveyors-Marine also assesses the condition of vessels …Examples: Cargo ship surveying, Offshore platform inspection, Yacht appraisal, Ferry safety inspection, Oil rig equipment
- 238210-09 - Electric Contractors-Marine
Electric Contractors-Marine is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 238210 that involves the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems on marine vessels. This industry includes the installation of wiring, lighting, communication systems, navigation equipment, and other electrical components on boats, ships, and other watercraft. Electric …Examples: Yacht electrical systems, Cruise ship electrical systems, Fishing boat electrical systems, Ferry electrical systems, - 541370-08 - Surveyors-Construction
Surveyors-Construction is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541370, which falls under the Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services industry. This industry involves providing professional surveying and mapping services to clients in the construction sector. Surveyors-Construction are responsible for measuring and mapping out the land …Examples: Building construction, Road construction, Bridge construction, Tunnel construction, Dam - 488390-06 - Ship Owners & Operators
Ship Owners & Operators are companies that own and operate ships for commercial purposes. This industry involves the transportation of goods and people by sea, including cargo ships, tankers, passenger ships, and ferries. Ship Owners & Operators are responsible for the maintenance and operation of their vessels, as well as ensuring compliance with safety regulations …Examples: Tug and barge services - 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 …Examples: Bridge construction, Highway construction, Airport runway construction, Dam construction, - 488510-10 - Routing Service-Air/Highway/Marine
Routing Service-Air/Highway/Marine is a subdivision of the Freight Transportation Arrangement industry that involves the planning and coordination of transportation routes for air, highway, and marine freight. This industry is responsible for ensuring that goods are transported efficiently and safely from one location to another, using the most appropriate mode …Examples: Marine cargo routing services, Freight consolidation and routing services, Oversized and heavy - 236115-01 - Construction Information Services
Construction Information Services is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 236115 that provides information and data related to the construction industry. This industry involves collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information on construction projects, building materials, and construction methods. Construction Information Services companies …Examples: Construction project tracking, Construction market research, Construction trend analysis, - 483111-01 - Deep Sea-Foreign Transport Of Freight
The Deep Sea-Foreign Transport Of Freight industry involves the transportation of goods and cargo via deep sea vessels between countries. This industry is responsible for the movement of a significant portion of the world's international trade. The transportation of goods can be done through various types of vessels, including container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers. The …Examples: Oil and gas exploration vessels - 488330-02 - Marine Ways
Marine Ways is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 488330 that involves the maintenance and repair of ships and boats. This industry provides services to shipping companies and boat owners to ensure that their vessels are in good condition and can operate safely. Marine Ways typically operate in coastal areas and have facilities that can accommodate …Examples: Marine carpentry - 236220-13 - Church Builders
Church Builders are companies that specialize in the construction of religious buildings such as churches, temples, mosques, and synagogues. These builders work closely with religious organizations to design and construct buildings that meet the specific needs of the congregation. Church Builders must have a deep understanding of the religious and cultural …Examples: Church construction, Temple construction, Mosque construction, Synagogue 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. …Examples: Road construction management, Bridge construction management, Airport construction management,
- 441222-28 - Boat Dealers Used (Retail)
Boat Dealers Used (Retail) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 441222 that involves the retail sale of used boats. This industry includes businesses that sell previously owned boats, yachts, and other watercraft to consumers. Boat Dealers Used (Retail) may also offer financing options, warranties, and other services related to the sale of used boats. These businesses may operate from …Examples: Secondhand sailboats, Secondhand cabin cruisers - 311225-01 - Animal & Marine Fats & Oils (Manufacturing)
The Animal & Marine Fats & Oils Manufacturing industry involves the processing of animal and marine fats and oils into various products such as cooking oils, lubricants, and biodiesel. The raw materials used in this industry include animal fats from beef, pork, and poultry, as well as marine oils from fish and other sea creatures. The fats …Examples: Soap and personal care products, Candles, Paints and coatings - 541715-05 - Oceanographers
Oceanographers are professionals who study the ocean and its interactions with the Earth's atmosphere, land, and ecosystems. They use a range of scientific methods to explore the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the ocean and its inhabitants. Oceanographers work to understand the complex processes that occur in the ocean, such as ocean …Examples: Marine conservation, Oil and gas exploration, Marine biology, Marine geology - 423910-05 - Boat Covers Tops & Upholstery (Wholesale)
Boat Covers Tops & Upholstery (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 423910 that involves the wholesale distribution of boat covers, tops, and upholstery. This industry is responsible for providing high-quality and durable boat covers, tops, and upholstery to retailers and other businesses that specialize in selling boating equipment and supplies. The …Examples: Boat covers, Bimini tops, Upholstery foam, Boat cushions, Boat seats, Boat curtains, Boat enclosures, Boat canopies, - 457120-04 - Marine Service Stations (Retail)
Marine Service Stations (Retail) are establishments primarily engaged in retailing fuel and lubricating products for motorboats, yachts, and other watercraft. These service stations are typically located near marinas, docks, and other water access points. In addition to fuel and lubricants, Marine Service Stations may also offer a range of other …Examples: Marina fueling station - 488320-02 - Marine Cargo Handling
Marine Cargo Handling is a specialized industry that involves the loading and unloading of cargo from ships and other marine vessels. This industry is responsible for ensuring that cargo is safely and efficiently transferred between ships and other modes of transportation, such as trucks and trains. Marine Cargo Handling …Examples: Container loading and unloading, Bulk cargo handling, Roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) cargo handling, - 811210-50 - Marine Electric Service
Marine Electric Service is a specialized industry that involves the repair and maintenance of electronic and precision equipment used in marine vessels. This industry is responsible for ensuring that all electrical systems on board a vessel are functioning properly and safely. Marine Electric Service technicians are highly skilled and trained to …Examples: Fire detection and suppression systems - 339920-17 - Jet Drives-Marine (Manufacturing)
Jet Drives-Marine (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing industry that involves the production of jet propulsion systems for boats and other marine vessels. These systems are designed to provide a high level of performance and maneuverability, allowing boats to operate in shallow waters and navigate through tight …Examples: Jet boats, Personal watercraft, Fishing boats, Military patrol boats, Rescue boats, Tour boats, Ferry boats, Work - 517112-12 - Marine Operators
Marine Operators are companies that provide wireless telecommunications services to vessels at sea. This industry involves the operation and maintenance of communication systems that enable communication between vessels and shore-based facilities. Marine Operators provide a range of services including voice and data communication, internet access, and …Examples: Offshore Oil Rigs, Commercial Fishing Vessels, Cruise Ships, Cargo Ships, Tankers, Research Vessels, Tugboats, Ferries, - 561520-12 - Submarine Tours
Submarine Tours is a unique industry that offers customers the opportunity to explore the depths of the ocean in a safe and controlled environment. This industry involves the use of submarines to take tourists on underwater excursions, allowing them to witness the beauty of marine life and underwater landscapes. Submarine Tours are typically …Examples: Marine life observation, Submarine sightseeing
- 713930-10 - Vessel Documentation
Vessel Documentation is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 713930 that involves the registration and documentation of vessels, including boats and ships. This industry is responsible for ensuring that vessels are properly registered and documented with the appropriate government agencies. Vessel Documentation is an important aspect of the maritime industry, as it helps to ensure …Examples: Boat registration, Ship documentation, Vessel titling, Coast Guard documentation, Maritime lien recording, Vessel - 441222-02 - Anchors-Marine (Retail)
Anchors-Marine (Retail) is a subdivision of the Boat Dealers (Retail) industry that specializes in the retail sale of anchors and related equipment for boats and other marine vessels. This industry involves the sale of a variety of anchors, including plow anchors, fluke anchors, mushroom anchors, and more. Anchors-Marine (Retail) businesses may also offer …Examples: Plow anchors, Fluke anchors, Mushroom anchors, Claw anchors, Danforth anchors, Delta anchors, Bruce anchors, Grapnel - 236220-03 - Basketball Court Construction
Basketball court construction is a specialized industry that involves the design, planning, and construction of basketball courts for commercial and institutional buildings. This industry is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 236220, which is focused on commercial and institutional building construction. Basketball court construction involves a range …Examples: Indoor basketball court construction, Outdoor basketball court construction, School basketball court - 523150-03 - Bonds-Construction
Bonds-Construction is a subdivision of the Investment Banking and Securities Intermediation industry that involves the underwriting and distribution of bonds for construction projects. This industry plays a crucial role in financing construction projects by providing capital to contractors and developers. Bonds-Construction firms act as …Examples: Infrastructure construction bonds, Commercial construction bonds, Residential construction bonds, - 336612-10 - Buoys-Marine (Manufacturing)
Buoys-Marine (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 336612 that involves the manufacturing of marine buoys. These buoys are used for a variety of purposes such as marking channels, indicating hazards, and providing navigational aids. The manufacturing process involves the use of specialized materials and equipment to ensure that the buoys are durable …Examples: Navigation buoys, Mooring buoys, Marker buoys, Channel buoys, Hazard buoys, Data collection buoys, Research buoys, - 488330-06 - Towing-Marine
Towing-Marine is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 488330 that involves providing navigational services to shipping vessels. Specifically, Towing-Marine companies offer towing services to vessels that are unable to move on their own due to mechanical issues or other reasons. These companies use specialized equipment and highly trained personnel to safely tow vessels to their …Examples: Marine salvage and towing services - 236220-48 - Agricultural Construction
Agricultural construction is a subdivision of commercial and institutional building construction that involves the design, planning, and construction of buildings and structures used for agricultural purposes. This industry is responsible for constructing a wide range of agricultural facilities, including barns, stables, poultry houses, milking parlors, …Examples: Dairy farm construction, Livestock facility construction, Grain storage facility construction, - 236115-14 - Courts Construction-Indoor & Outdoor
Courts Construction-Indoor & Outdoor is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 236115 that involves the construction of indoor and outdoor courts for various sports and activities. This industry includes the construction of tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, badminton courts, and other similar facilities. The construction of these courts …Examples: Tennis court construction, Basketball court construction, Volleyball court construction, Badminton - 522292-03 - Construction Loans
Construction loans are a type of real estate credit that is specifically designed to finance the construction of a new building or the renovation of an existing one. This type of loan is typically used by builders, developers, and individuals who are looking to construct or renovate a property for personal or commercial use. Construction loans are different from …Examples: Residential construction loans, Commercial construction loans, Land development loans, Speculative - 236118-21 - Patio & Deck Builders
Patio & Deck Builders are professionals who specialize in designing and constructing outdoor living spaces such as patios, decks, and other outdoor structures. They work with clients to create customized outdoor spaces that meet their specific needs and preferences. These professionals are skilled in all aspects of outdoor construction, from design and planning …Examples: Custom deck construction, Patio design and installation, Outdoor kitchen construction, Pergola
- 423920-11 - Flares & Signals (Wholesale)
Flares & Signals (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Toy and Hobby Goods and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers industry that specializes in the distribution of flares and signals used for various purposes. This industry involves the wholesale of a range of products that are designed to provide visual signals in emergency situations, as well as for marine, aviation, …Examples: Marine safety signals, Search and rescue signals, Construction site warning signals - 236210-01 - Contractors-Industrial & Commercial
Contractors-Industrial & Commercial is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 236210, which involves the construction of industrial buildings. This industry is responsible for the construction of structures such as factories, warehouses, power plants, and other industrial facilities. Contractors-Industrial & Commercial are responsible for the entire construction process, from …Examples: Warehouse construction, Power plant construction, Factory construction, Industrial park - 333120-26 - Construction Elevators (Manufacturing)
Construction Elevators (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 333120 that involves the production of elevators specifically designed for use in construction sites. These elevators are used to transport workers, tools, and materials vertically and horizontally on construction sites. They are designed to be temporary and are typically dismantled …Examples: Construction Site Elevators, Construction Hoists, Construction Lifts, Construction Elevator - 541715-22 - Oceanographic Research & Development
Oceanographic Research & Development is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541715 that involves the study of the ocean and its physical, chemical, and biological properties. This industry is focused on developing new technologies and methods to better understand the ocean and its ecosystems. Oceanographic Research & Development is a crucial field for the study of …Examples: Marine ecosystem research, Offshore oil and gas exploration, Marine renewable energy development - 423320-02 - Asphalt Aggregates (Wholesale)
Asphalt Aggregates (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Brick, Stone, and Related Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers industry. This industry involves the wholesale distribution of asphalt aggregates, which are materials used in the construction of roads, highways, and other paved surfaces. Asphalt aggregates are a mixture of crushed stone, gravel, and …Examples: Road construction, Highway construction, Parking lot construction, Driveway construction, - 236115-06 - Home Builders
Home Builders are companies that specialize in the construction of new single-family homes. This industry involves the entire process of building a home, from the initial design and planning stages to the final construction and finishing touches. Home Builders work closely with architects, engineers, and other professionals to ensure that each home is built to …Examples: Custom home construction, Spec home construction, Luxury home construction, Energy-efficient home - 236210-03 - General Contractors-Industrial Buildings & Warehouse
General Contractors-Industrial Buildings & Warehouse is a subdivision of the Industrial Building Construction industry. This industry involves the construction of industrial buildings and warehouses, which are used for manufacturing, storage, and distribution purposes. General contractors in this industry are responsible for managing and overseeing the entire …Examples: Warehouse construction, Manufacturing plant construction, Distribution center construction, - 237990-21 - Docks (Builders)
Docks (Builders) is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 237990 that involves the construction of docks, piers, wharves, and other marine structures. This industry is responsible for building structures that provide access to waterways for commercial and recreational purposes. Docks (Builders) work on projects that range from small residential docks to large commercial …Examples: Marina construction, Ferry terminal construction, Boat dock construction, Pier - 238140-06 - Masonry Contractors
Masonry Contractors are professionals who specialize in constructing and repairing structures made of brick, stone, concrete blocks, and other similar materials. They work on a variety of projects, from small residential repairs to large commercial buildings. The work of a Masonry Contractor involves a range of tasks, including laying bricks and stones, mixing and …Examples: Chimney construction, Retaining wall construction, Fireplace construction, Outdoor kitchen - 541310-12 - Construction Estimates
Construction Estimates is a subdivision of the NAICS Code 541310, which falls under the broader category of Architectural Services. This industry involves the process of estimating the cost of construction projects, including materials, labor, and other expenses. Construction estimates are essential for project planning, budgeting, and securing financing. …Examples: Residential construction estimates, Commercial construction estimates, Industrial construction
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