PSC 2320

Overview

The Product and Service Code (PSC) system classifies what the U.S. government buys so contract actions can be tracked, analyzed, and reported consistently across federal procurement systems. PSCs are maintained through the PSC Manual and are used for data capture in the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS), supporting standardized spend analysis and reporting. ¹

PSC 2320 covers complete wheeled trucks and truck tractors, and their chassis. It includes panel, delivery, and pickup trucks; military cargo-carrying wheeled vehicles (including wheeled amphibians); truck tractors and tractor–trailer combinations; and armored cars. It excludes fire trucks, special construction earth- and rock-hauling trucks, motorized compressors and concrete mixers, airfield/warehouse specialized trucks, and vehicles designed/modified for combat or tactical use (e.g., tracked/halftracked vehicles and MRAPs under 2355). ²

See also on G2X:

• G2X — PSC 2320 overview
• G2X — PSC 2310
• G2X — PSC 2330

What this PSC covers

• Complete wheeled trucks and truck tractors, and chassis therefor. ²
• Panel, delivery, and pickup trucks used for commercial or general-purpose transport. ²
• Military cargo-carrying wheeled vehicles, including wheeled amphibian vehicles. ²
• Truck tractors and tractor–trailer combinations for highway or tactical logistics (non-combat). ²
• Armored cars that are not combat/tactical vehicles. ²
• Combined chassis-and-body for special-purpose trucks (e.g., mobile laundry, machine shop) when not outfitted as complete mobile units. ²

Related NAICS and PSC codes

Type	Code	Descriptor
PSC	2310	Passenger motor vehicles; includes cars, buses, ambulances; excludes truck chassis and MRAPs. 2
PSC	2330	Trailers and semitrailers; includes cargo and special‑purpose trailers. 2
PSC	1740	Airfield specialized trucks and trailers; excludes highway‑type trucks in 2320. 2
PSC	3930	Warehouse trucks and tractors, self‑propelled (e.g., forklifts), not highway trucks. 2

Boundaries and common exclusions

• Fire trucks and firefighting trailers are not coded under 2320; use the appropriate firefighting or trailer classes. ²
• Construction-specialized machinery (e.g., dedicated earth and rock haulers, concrete mixers) is excluded from 2320. ²
• Airfield/warehouse specialized trucks are excluded; see 1740 and 3930 respectively. ²
• Combat, assault, and tactical vehicles (tracked or wheeled), including MRAPs, are excluded from 2320 and classified under 2355. ²
• Fully equipped mobile units (e.g., truck‑mounted machine shop with added equipment) are excluded, though their combined chassis/body may fall in 2320. ²

DoD coordinated acquisition context

• DFARS PGI lists partial coordinated acquisition assignments for 2310 and 2320, indicating Army responsibilities for certain commercial, non‑tactical passenger vehicles and trucks within these classes. ³

Frequently asked questions

• What vehicles belong in PSC 2320?
  PSC 2320 includes complete wheeled trucks and truck tractors (and their chassis), plus panel/delivery/pickup trucks, military cargo wheeled vehicles, truck tractors with trailers, and armored cars. It excludes fire trucks, construction‑specialized haulers, and airfield/warehouse specialized vehicles. ²

• Are fully equipped mobile units coded under 2320?
  Only the combined chassis and body of a special‑purpose truck (e.g., mobile laundry or machine shop) falls under 2320. Once fitted out as a complete mobile unit with additional equipment, the end item is excluded from this class. ²

• Does PSC 2320 cover tactical or combat vehicles?
  No. Vehicles designed or modified for combat/assault/tactical use are excluded from 2320 and include tracked/halftracked vehicles and MRAPs, which are classified under 2355. ²

• How is PSC 2320 used in federal systems?
  PSCs record “what” was bought in FPDS and are used in SAM.gov for searching opportunities by NAICS or PSC. Video help topics on SAM.gov demonstrate searching by PSC for contract opportunities. ⁴

• What NAICS codes officially align to PSC 2320?
  Not specified by official sources. ¹

Useful resources

• Product and Service Code Manual (document library). ¹
• PSC Manual, April 2024 edition (Section D: Product Codes; Group 23; Class 2320). ²
• DFARS PGI Part 208 coordinated acquisition assignments. ³
• SAM.gov Help — videos and guides on searching by NAICS or PSC. ⁴

References

1. Product and Service Code Manual (document library), Acquisition.gov: https://www.acquisition.gov/psc-manual
2. PSC Manual April 2024 (PDF), Acquisition.gov: https://origin-www.acquisition.gov/sites/default/files/manual/PSC%20Manual%20April%202024.pdf
3. DFARS PGI Part 208 — Required Sources of Supplies and Services, Acquisition.gov: https://www.acquisition.gov/dfarspgi/pgi-part-208-required-sources-supplies-and-services
4. SAM.gov Help — Contract Opportunities search topics (video: search by NAICS or PSC): https://sam.gov/help