NAICS 323113: Commercial Screen Printing

NAICS 323113 – Commercial Screen Printing encompasses the production of printed graphics, logos, text, and imagery on a variety of substrates using stencil-based ink transfer techniques. This industry supports government needs for durable, high-volume printed materials such as flags, banners, signage, tactical apparel, vehicle wraps, and branded promotional items used across military, civilian, and public safety operations. Screen printing offers precise color control, weather-resistant finishes, and compatibility with fabrics, plastics, and metals—making it essential for mission-critical visual communication and identity management. While not a direct defense technology, this NAICS plays a foundational role in supply chain logistics, facility branding, and operational readiness by enabling consistent, compliant visual standards across federal installations and deployed environments. No contractor data is available to identify leading primes or small businesses in this sector. However, contractors typically include specialized print shops, uniform and apparel manufacturers, and niche suppliers with capabilities in military-grade inks, ANSI-compliant labeling, and rapid turnaround for low-to-medium volume runs. No agency data is available to pinpoint primary buyers. Demand is likely driven by agencies requiring standardized visual assets, including the Department of Defense for unit insignia and base signage, the General Services Administration for public-facing materials, and the Department of Homeland Security for emergency response branding. Procurement often occurs through blanket purchase agreements or GSA Schedule contracts for promotional and operational goods. The competitive landscape is fragmented, with opportunity density concentrated among small businesses and service-disabled veteran-owned firms leveraging set-aside programs. Demand remains steady due to recurring needs for replacement and rebranding, with trends favoring eco-friendly inks, digital pre-press integration, and compliance with federal sustainability guidelines. Contractors with ISO-certified quality systems and experience in federal labeling standards have a distinct advantage in securing contracts.