PSC H371

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system is the federal standard for classifying goods and services procured by U.S. government agencies. PSCs are recorded on contract actions in FPDS/SAM to enable consistent tracking, reporting, and spend analysis; the authoritative listing and guidance are maintained in the Product and Service Codes Manual. The four‑character PSC H371 is labeled "Inspection- Furniture" in that manual and is the official PSC used for furniture inspection services as a contract‑level classification. ²

What this PSC covers

• Inspection services for furniture — Not specified by official sources. ²
• Quality control and verification related to furniture performance or condition — Not specified by official sources. ²
• Technical assessment for furniture conformance to contract requirements — Not specified by official sources. ²
• Reporting and documentation of inspection findings — Not specified by official sources. ²
• Coordination with test laboratories where applicable — Not specified by official sources. ²

Related NAICS and PSC codes

Type	Code	Descriptor
PSC	H371	Inspection- Furniture
PSC	H971	Other QC/Test/Inspect- Furniture
PSC	7110	Office Furniture

Note: formal NAICS-to-PSC crosswalk entries for H371 are not published on the PSC index pages; individual procurement records in FPDS may pair PSC H371 with various NAICS codes depending on the predominant contract work. Not specified by official sources. ²

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Where is the PSC definition and authority published?
  A: The Product and Service Codes Manual, hosted via Acquisition.gov and maintained for use with FPDS, is the governing source for PSC labels and groupings. Agencies and FPDS reference that manual for authoritative PSC names and groupings. ²

• Q: How should a contracting action be coded when it includes furniture inspection plus other services?
  A: Assign the PSC that represents the predominant product or service of the contract action as reported in FPDS; when furniture inspection is the main line of effort, use PSC H371. See FPDS guidance on product/service coding. ¹

• Q: Is there a published NAICS that universally pairs with PSC H371?
  A: The PSC Manual does not publish a single universal NAICS pairing for PSC H371; agencies report the principal NAICS that best describes the overall acquisition in FPDS rather than relying on a mandated one‑to‑one pairing. Not specified by official sources. ²

Useful resources

• G2X — PSC H371 overview.
• G2X — PSC H971 overview.
• G2X — PSC 7110 (Office Furniture).
• FPDS — Product or Service Code element guidance. ¹
• Acquisition.gov — Product and Service Codes Manual / PSC Manual. ²

References

1. FPDS: Product or Service Code (Product/Service Code element guidance). https://www.fpds.gov/help_V1_1/Glossary.htm
2. Acquisition.gov: Acquisition Systems (reference and pointer to Product and Service Codes Manual). https://www.acquisition.gov/Acquisition_Systems