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NAICS Code· 611620

Sports and Recreation Instruction

This industry comprises establishments, such as camps and schools, primarily engaged in offering instruction in athletic activities. Overnight and day sports instruction camps are included in this industry. Illustrative Examples: Camps, sports instruction Professional sports instructors (i.e., not participating in sporting events) Cheerleading instruction Riding instruction academies or schools Gymnastics instruction Sports (e.g., baseball, basketball, football, golf) instruction Martial arts instruction, camps or schools Swimming instruction Cross-References.Show more

NAICS 611620 – Sports and Recreation Instruction encompasses structured physical training, athletic skill development, and recreational program instruction delivered in formalized settings. This sector includes services such as team sports coaching, fitness conditioning, outdoor adventure instruction, and specialized athletic development programs tailored to military personnel, veterans, and federal employees.

26
Active Contracts
$6.1M
Total Obligations (12mo)
43
Awarded Contracts (12mo)
34
Contractors Awarded (12mo)
-12.1%
YoY Growth

Industry Spending Overview

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NAICS 611620 – Sports and Recreation Instruction encompasses structured physical training, athletic skill development, and recreational program instruction delivered in formalized settings. This sector includes services such as team sports coaching, fitness conditioning, outdoor adventure instructio...

NAICS 611620 – Sports and Recreation Instruction encompasses structured physical training, athletic skill development, and recreational program instruction delivered in formalized settings. This sector includes services such as team sports coaching, fitness conditioning, outdoor adventure instruction, and specialized athletic development programs tailored to military personnel, veterans, and federal employees. In the government contracting landscape, these services support readiness, wellness, and resilience initiatives, often integrated into installation-based quality-of-life programs, physical fitness standards compliance, and veteran reintegration efforts. Contracts typically involve certified instructors, curriculum development, equipment coordination, and performance tracking systems aligned with DoD and VA health and wellness mandates. The leading contractor in this sector is NEW WAVE PEOPLE, INC., a small business specializing in adaptive physical training and behavioral health-integrated recreation programs. The competitive landscape is dominated by niche service providers with expertise in military-specific fitness protocols, trauma-informed coaching, and culturally competent instruction for diverse populations. Large primes rarely compete directly here; instead, the market is characterized by agile small businesses with deep domain knowledge in military culture and physical performance science. The Department of Defense is the primary federal buyer, driving demand through Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) programs, Army Community Service initiatives, and veteran transition support centers. Demand is fueled by statutory requirements for physical readiness, mental health mitigation, and family support services on military installations and VA medical campuses. The market is moderately competitive with high opportunity density at the installation and regional level, particularly where integrated wellness and readiness programs are expanding. Contractors with DoD security clearances, experience in military installation operations, and certified coaching credentials have a distinct advantage. Emerging trends include increased integration of mental health metrics with physical performance tracking and demand for telehealth-enabled instruction models to support remote and deployed populations.

Key Performance Metrics

Total Obligations

L12M
$0

Active Contracts

0

Awarded Contracts

L12M
0

Contractors Awarded

L12M
0

Year-over-Year Growth

-12.1%vs previous 12 months

Top Contractors & Agencies

Top Agencies

1
Naval Special Warfare Command1 award
$3.5M
2
Department Of Defense34 awards
$2.0M
3
Department Of Veterans Affairs5 awards
$198.8K
4
Pcac (36C776)1 award
$148.9K
5
Commander1 award
$125.0K

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NAICS code 611620 covers Sports and Recreation Instruction. This industry comprises establishments, such as camps and schools, primarily engaged in offering instruction in athletic activities. Overnight and day sports instruction camps are included in this industry. Illustrative Examples: Camps, sports instruction Professional sports instructors (i.e., not participating in sporting events) Cheerleading instruction Riding instruction academies or schools Gymnastics instruction Sports (e.g., baseball, basketball, football, golf) instruction Martial arts instruction, camps or schools Swimming instruction Cross-References.

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After School Enrichment ProgrammingDetroit Public Schools Community District is inviting qualified community partners to submit proposals for free after-school enrichment programs during the 2026-2027 and/or 2027-2028 school years, focusing on STEAM, Social Studies, Arts, and athletics. The district is seeking partners who can deliver high-quality, engaging activities at no cost to students, while organizations wishing to offer paid services must respond to a separate RFP. The district reserves the right to select multiple vendors to ensure broad access to enrichment opportunities across its schools. This solicitation is open to organizations capable of meeting the educational and developmental needs of students through structured, safe, and impactful after-school programming. The request for information, identified as RFI-27-0009-0-2027/PLR, was posted on July 2, 2026, with a response deadline of June 30, 2027. Interested parties must submit their proposals to the Detroit Public Schools Community District Procurement Department in Michigan. The initiative is part of the district’s broader effort to expand equitable access to academic and extracurricular enrichment beyond the regular school day. While the document does not specify set-aside categories or NAICS codes, it emphasizes partnerships with local organizations committed to student success and community engagement without financial burden on families.
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Skateboarding Instruction ProgramThe City of San Diego’s Parks and Recreation Department is soliciting qualified providers to deliver a comprehensive Skateboarding Instruction Program across six designated skate parks including Carmel Valley, Cesar Solis, Linda Vista, Rancho Peñasquitos, Paradise Hills, and Park De La Cruz. The program requires the contractor to conduct skateboarding classes, camps, competitions, and drop-in clinics primarily targeting youth aged six and older, with limited opportunities for adult participation. Services must be delivered consistently at all listed locations to promote skill development, safety, and community engagement through structured and supervised skateboarding activities. Bidders must submit their proposals electronically through the PlanetBids portal with a signed digital signature using platforms such as Adobe Sign or DocuSign, or a scanned signature page, no later than July 23, 2026 at 9:00 PM Pacific Time. The City reserves the right to request original hard copies prior to contract execution if the electronic submission lacks a valid authorized signature. All inquiries and submissions must be directed through the official portal, with Clarinda De Leon of the Purchasing & Contracting Department serving as the primary point of contact for technical and administrative support. Failure to comply with submission guidelines may result in disqualification regardless of proposal quality.
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Recreational Services and Placemaking in Madison ParksThe City of Madison Parks Division is inviting community organizations to submit proposals for innovative recreational and placemaking services that enhance park experiences and align with the city’s values of equity, inclusion, innovation, and well-being. Rather than directly managing programs, the Parks Division relies on partners to deliver and operate a wide range of activities, including instructional classes, concession services, and other creative initiatives that foster community engagement and positive park use. This solicitation aims to identify longer-term, sustainable programs that extend beyond the scope of standard park permits and existing agreements, creating deeper, more meaningful connections between residents and public green spaces. Proposals are expected to reflect a commitment to affordability and accessibility while introducing fresh ideas that address gaps in current offerings. The initiative is not designed to replace existing permitting processes but to expand the diversity and depth of services available in Madison’s parks through collaborative partnerships. Interested organizations must respond by the deadline of September 1, 2026, and should demonstrate how their program will enrich the visitor experience, contribute to community well-being, and support the city’s broader goals for inclusive public spaces.
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