NAICS 423610Tier 1 Pillar

SDVOSB Electrical Apparatus Wholesale for Federal Facility Procurements

Nonmanufacturer-rule reseller for federal electrical equipment buys — transformers, switchgear, motor control, and federal-facility electrical commodity lanes for DLA, GSA, and DoD installations.

  • 13 CFR 121.406 (Nonmfr Rule)
  • FAR Part 12 (Commercial Items)
  • FAR Part 25.4 (TAA)
  • 41 USC Chapter 83 (Buy American)
  • NFPA 70 (NEC)

What does NAICS 423610 cover for federal electrical equipment procurement?

NAICS 423610 (Electrical Apparatus and Equipment, Wiring Supplies, and Related Equipment Merchant Wholesalers) covers wholesale distribution of electrical apparatus — transformers, switchgear, motors, motor controls, circuit protection, and electrical hardware for industrial and facility use. For federal procurement the code is the primary lane for nonmanufacturer-rule small-business reseller bids on DLA electrical commodity buys and federal-facility electrical equipment buys. SBA size standard is 200 employees.

JTJRE Corp is SAM-registered for NAICS 423610 (confirmed 2026-05-25) with the size standard trivially met. The capability sits alongside JTJRE's NAICS 423830 (industrial machinery) and 423840 (industrial supplies) registrations — together forming a coordinated commodity-reseller posture for DLA Land & Maritime and federal-facility maintenance procurements.

Which federal buyers use NAICS 423610 most?

DLA Land & Maritime is the dominant buyer under NAICS 423610, with continuous electrical commodity buys serving Navy and Marine Corps shore installations, ship maintenance, and depot operations. GSA federal facility maintenance programs are the second-largest buyer, sourcing transformers, switchgear, and electrical infrastructure for federal buildings nationwide. DoD installation public works offices buy individual transformer and switchgear replacements under simplified acquisitions.

BuyerUse caseTypical PSCSet-aside fit
DLA Land & MaritimeElectrical commodity buys (transformers, switches, motors)6110, 6125, 6150Open / SB common
GSA federal facilityBuilding electrical infrastructure6110, 5935Schedule task order
DoD installation public worksTransformer / switchgear replacements6120, 6125Often SB
Federal data center operatorsElectrical infrastructure modernization6130, 6150Multiple

How do federal electrical equipment buys structure pricing and delivery?

Federal electrical equipment buys typically structure as fixed-price simplified acquisitions under FAR Part 13 (under $250K) or commercial-item contracts under FAR Part 12 (above $250K). Pricing is firm-fixed-price with delivery FOB destination. Common SDVOSB set-aside thresholds apply per VAAR Part 819 for VA buys and per FAR 19.502-2 for civilian and DoD set-asides. Delivery windows range from 30 days for in-stock items to 90-180 days for manufacturer-built-to-order transformers.

What about Davis-Bacon and prevailing wage compliance?

Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage compliance applies to federal construction contracts but not typically to commercial-item supply contracts under FAR Part 12. JTJRE's reseller scope under NAICS 423610 is supply-only — manufacturer-direct equipment delivered to the federal facility — and does not include installation labor that would trigger Davis-Bacon requirements. When installation is in-scope, it is handled by the manufacturer's certified installer network under a separate service agreement.

FAQ

Common questions from contracting officers

Does JTJRE provide electrical installation services?+
Electrical installation is not in JTJRE's standard NAICS 423610 scope. The reseller role covers equipment supply and delivery; installation is handled by the manufacturer's certified service network or by the federal facility's own electrical contractor. For combined supply-and-install opportunities, JTJRE teams with a licensed electrical contractor under a documented teaming arrangement.
What manufacturer relationships does JTJRE maintain for electrical equipment?+
Standing distributor relationships are established per-opportunity based on solicitation specifications. Primary electrical equipment manufacturers (Eaton, Schneider Electric, ABB, GE) have federal sales channels that grant SDVOSB reseller letters of supply on competitive opportunities. Smaller specialty electrical manufacturers, often US small businesses, are frequently the right source for nonmanufacturer-rule set-asides.
Can JTJRE handle high-voltage transformers?+
High-voltage transformer delivery requires specialty freight (permitted oversize loads, low-boy trailers, route surveys) coordinated with the manufacturer's logistics partner. JTJRE manages the freight coordination and delivery acceptance. The manufacturer typically handles the actual transport via their established carrier relationships given equipment size and value.
What about Buy American compliance for electrical equipment?+
Buy American Act (41 USC Chapter 83) is heavily enforced for federal electrical equipment procurement. JTJRE sources from US manufacturers when Buy American applies and from TAA-designated country manufacturers under FAR 25.4 when TAA applies. Country-of-origin certifications and component-content documentation are retained in the contract record.
Does JTJRE have past performance for electrical reseller work?+
JTJRE has no posted federal CPARS for electrical equipment yet. Commercial reseller past performance from the Horizon Pack and Ship affiliate is referenceable under FAR Part 12 simplified acquisitions. The electrical lane is targeted alongside industrial machinery (423830) for first federal CPARS within 12 months of DD-214 issuance.
Does JTJRE supply explosion-proof or hazardous-location electrical equipment?+
Explosion-proof (UL 1203) and hazardous-location (NFPA 70 Class I/II/III, Division 1/2) electrical equipment is sourced through specialty manufacturers (Killark, Crouse-Hinds, Appleton) when in-scope to a procurement. The reseller workflow is the same as standard electrical equipment; the manufacturer-direct sourcing approach handles the certification documentation.
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The operating affiliates that back JTJRE’s capability claims

JTJRE Corp is not a paper company. The federal contracting work runs on top of actively operating Horizon affiliates that deliver commercial services daily under the same principal’s operational discipline.

Operational Backbone
Horizon Pack and Ship

Two Kentucky retail logistics locations (Elizabethtown + Radcliff). Daily UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS carrier flows. Active commercial packaging, courier, mail center, and freight brokerage operations. This is where JTJRE’s federal capability is operationally backed.

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Consulting Affiliate
Horizon Business Hub

The commercial managed-operations brand. Runs lead-engine, CRM, marketing, and operating-system consulting for SMB clients across Hardin County KY. Demonstrates current day-to-day operator capability — the same principal who runs HBH client work runs JTJRE federal contracts.

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Disclosure: JTJRE Corp, Horizon Pack and Ship, and Horizon Business Hub are affiliated entities under common principal ownership. Cross-affiliate operational capability is leveraged on federal contracts where contract scope and FAR / VAAR set-aside rules permit.

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JTJRE Corp is a Veteran-Owned Small Business with SBA SDVOSB VetCert pre-staged pending DD-214 issuance. UEI M25CZPT5DEA1, CAGE 987J7. Operational headquarters 207 Towne Dr Ste 2, Elizabethtown, KY 42701.

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