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Materials Recovery Facilities government contracts

4 open Materials Recovery Facilities notices under NAICS 562920 right now. Federal buyers posted 6 since Aug 7, 2026.

NAICS 562920: Materials Recovery FacilitiesUpdated Oct 26, 2026

Latest Materials Recovery Facilities notices

Open notices first, soonest deadline first. Recently closed ones follow, so you can see what gets bought. Every row links to the official record.

Agencies buying Materials Recovery Facilities

Who posted notices under NAICS 562920 since Aug 7, 2026, busiest first.

AgencyNoticesOpen now
Department of Energy22
Indian Health Service

Department of Health and Human Services

10
Department of the Air Force

Department of Defense

11
Department of Veterans Affairs10
Department of the Army

Department of Defense

11

Every federal buyer is listed in the agency directory.

Who wins Materials Recovery Facilities contracts

Contractors ranked by value obligated on NAICS 562920 awards.

ContractorAwardsObligated
Occupational Training Center of Burlington County

UEI FN79N9A6RLB8

2$8.7M
Bridges BTC, Inc.

UEI DKY2AMUVRLG5

3$8.5M
Terasense, Inc.

UEI MP3KSN875LL9

1$7.4M
Auris Noble LLC

UEI QN12XQ6KBQF7

1$6.3M
Soldier Systems D-Mil, LLC

UEI SYDRCD7NNDH5

3$5.3M
Wako Service Co.,ltd.

UEI PKLDPFHTWN82

1$1.5M

From federal award records of $1M or more since October 2023. More in the contractor directory.

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Questions people ask

What is NAICS 562920?

NAICS 562920 is the federal industry code for Materials Recovery Facilities. Agencies attach it to solicitations for this work, and it decides which small business size standard applies.

Are these real government contracts?

Yes. Every row comes from the public feed of the official source, most often SAM.gov, and links straight to the official notice. Confirm deadlines and amendments there before you respond.

Will this page list every open Materials Recovery Facilities bid?

No single search can. Agencies sometimes file this work under a neighboring code or describe it differently. Use this page to find leads fast, then check scope, eligibility, and attachments in the official notice.

How often is this page updated?

The list refreshes through the day from the same opportunity database that powers Captivaq. It currently tracks 4 open notices.

How do I hear about new ones without checking back?

Captivaq watches the sources against your company profile and alerts you when a fitting notice posts, then scores the fit and drafts the response. That is the product behind this page.

Keep exploring

More codes like this one are in administrative, support, and waste management services. Bidding in Canada? Tenders there classify work by UNSPSC rather than NAICS; start from Canadian government tenders.

Captivaq is an independent service from Logesta Labs LLC and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government or SAM.gov. The notice on the official source portal is the record that governs; confirm deadlines and amendments there.