PSC H372

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system standardizes how the U.S. federal government classifies products and services in procurement records to support FPDS/SAM reporting, spend analysis, and contract categorization. The PSC Manual is the authoritative reference for PSC definitions, maintenance, and usage guidance for federal agencies.¹

The PSC entry PSC H372 — Inspection, Household and Commercial Furnishings and Appliances — is used to record inspection, acceptance testing, and related commercial laboratory testing services directed at household and commercial furnishings and appliances in federal procurements. The Manual’s includes/excludes language clarifies scope and helps avoid misclassification.¹

See also on G2X:

• G2X — PSC H372 overview
• G2X — PSC H371 (related group)
• G2X — PSC N072 (installation/service family)

What this PSC covers

• Inspection services for household furnishings (for example, chairs, sofas, beds).
• Inspection services for commercial furnishings (for example, desks, shelving, fixtures).
• Inspection and testing of household and commercial appliances (for example, refrigerators, ovens, small appliances).
• Acceptance testing and commercial laboratory testing tied to furniture and appliance quality.
• Condition assessments and pre-delivery inspection services for furnished systems.
• Excludes medical and dental laboratory inspection services.¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

The PSC Manual does not provide an authoritative, itemized crosswalk to specific NAICS codes for every PSC entry; agencies must consult official crosswalk spreadsheets and program-level mappings for NAICS alignment. Not specified by official sources.¹

Contracting notes

When reporting awards or drafting solicitations for inspection, acceptance testing, or commercial laboratory services focused on furnishings or appliances, assign PSC H372 to the relevant contract line items (CLINs). Use the Manual’s includes/excludes language to determine whether a different PSC (for example, installation or medical testing PSCs) is more appropriate for non-inspection work.¹

Frequently asked questions

• Q: When is PSC H372 appropriate on a contract action?
  A: Use PSC H372 for line items that procure inspection, acceptance testing, or commercial testing services specifically for household or commercial furnishings and appliances. Ensure the line item scope matches the Manual’s includes/excludes guidance to avoid misclassification.¹

• Q: Does PSC H372 cover medical equipment inspections?
  A: No. The PSC Manual explicitly excludes medical and dental laboratory services from PSC H372. Medical equipment inspection should be classified under the PSCs designated for medical/dental inspection and testing.¹

• Q: Should PSC H372 be used for installation acceptance testing of kitchen appliances?
  A: If the procurement is specifically for inspection or acceptance testing of household or commercial appliances, PSC H372 applies. If the primary requirement is installation services rather than inspection, consider an installation/service PSC such as PSC N072 per agency mapping.¹

Useful resources

• G2X — PSC H372 overview
• Product and Service Code Manual — authoritative guidance and maintenance information.¹

References

1. Product and Service Code Manual, Acquisition.gov — Product and Service Code Manual (PSC Manual) (current edition).