NAICS 423210
Furniture Merchant Wholesalers
As a furniture merchant wholesaler, Viceroy NM sources office and institutional furniture for military installations, correctional facilities, and government offices.
Mapped to PSC 7110 (Office Furniture) for military installations, correctional facilities, and government offices, including U.S. Army NAF furniture deliveries.
- NAICS Code
- 423210
- Capability
- Government Procurement
- UEI
- NZRVCN4KLUY1
- CAGE Code
- 9W6T9
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What we procure under this code
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Frequently Asked
Common questions
Is Viceroy NM registered under NAICS 423210?
Yes. Viceroy NM holds NAICS 423210 (Furniture Merchant Wholesalers) as one of its 17 registered NAICS codes, with active SAM.gov registration, UEI NZRVCN4KLUY1, and CAGE code 9W6T9. It qualifies as a small business under the SBA size standard applicable to this code, so it can compete for small business set-asides where the solicitation's set-aside type applies.
What does Viceroy NM deliver under NAICS 423210?
As a furniture merchant wholesaler, Viceroy NM sources office and institutional furniture for military installations, correctional facilities, and government offices.
Does Viceroy NM source exactly to specification?
Yes. Exact-match procurement means Viceroy NM sources products to the precise specification required by the agency, not substitutes. Every order is verified for configuration accuracy, product authenticity, and contractual compliance before fulfillment, following FAR and DFARS requirements.
Is Viceroy NM eligible for small business set-asides?
Viceroy NM, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, qualifies as a small business under the SBA size standards applicable to its registered NAICS codes, including NAICS 423210, so it can compete for small business set-asides where the solicitation's NAICS code and set-aside type apply. The company offers direct accountability, faster decision-making, and closer coordination than large contractors.