PSC H925

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system is the federal taxonomy used to classify procured products and services for contracting, reporting, and spend analysis. PSC entries are maintained in the PSC Manual and form the authoritative selection set for reporting systems such as FPDS. Agencies use PSC values to identify the principal product or service in procurement records and to support portfolio analysis, spend transparency, and historical contracting research.¹

The PSC H925 is presented in the official PSC listings as "Other Quality Control, Testing, and Inspection‑ Vehicular Equipment Components." Official PSC publications list the code and its label within the H category but do not provide a prescriptive, line‑by‑line scope, nor an explicit list of included tests or component types; the PSC Manual and dataset show the code and title only.²

What this PSC covers

• Component‑level quality control, testing, and inspection services for vehicular equipment (title‑derived).
• A non‑specific category for vehicular component QC/testing not assigned to a more specific H‑series PSC.
• Quality assurance activities tied to vehicular equipment components where no explicit PSC for that component exists.
• Test and inspection tasks reported as services rather than end‑item product codes.
• Functional verification and acceptance inspection reporting as a general category.
• Specific tests, methods, and component lists: Not specified by official sources.¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

Type | Code | Descriptor

• | -: | -
• PSC | H923 | Other QC/Test/Inspect- Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles
• PSC | H924 | Other QC/Test/Inspect- Tractors
• PSC | H928 | Other QC/Test/Inspect- Engines, Turbines, And Components²

Contracting contexts

• Use in award reporting: PSC values are required FPDS data elements and must be selected from the PSC Manual when reporting procurement actions; the PSC indicates the primary product/service procured for reporting and analytics purposes.³
• Agency assignment: Agencies select the PSC that best identifies the requirement; H925 is used where vehicular‑component QC/testing fits the H‑category but no more‑specific PSC applies. Specific per‑agency usage lists are not published in the PSC Manual.¹

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What does the code H925 represent on contract actions?
  A: It is the PSC entry titled "Other Quality Control, Testing, and Inspection‑ Vehicular Equipment Components" used to report component‑level QC/testing work for vehicular equipment when a more specific PSC is not appropriate. The Manual lists the code and title but does not prescribe detailed scope items.²

• Q: Is H925 a product or a service PSC?
  A: H‑category PSCs cover services for quality control, testing, and inspection; therefore H925 is reported as a service element in FPDS and similar reporting systems. FPDS requires PSC values to come from the PSC Manual selection set.³

• Q: How should a contracting officer choose between H925 and a more specific H‑code?
  A: Select the PSC that best represents the primary work performed. When a more specific H‑series PSC (for example, H923 or H928) better matches the requirement, that code is preferred; the Manual and FPDS guidance govern selection.²

• Q: Are detailed testing standards or inspection methods defined in the PSC Manual for H925?
  A: No. Detailed test methods, standards, and inclusion/exclusion lists are not defined in the PSC Manual; solicitations and statements of work must specify technical standards and procedures. Not specified by official sources.¹

Useful resources

• PSC H925 on G2X — https://app.g2xchange.com/psc/H925
• Product and Service Code Manual — main page (Acquisition.gov)¹
• PSC April 2025 dataset (official PSC list; Acquisition.gov)²
• FPDS glossary / data dictionary — Product or Service Code (FPDS.gov)³

References

1. Product and Service Code Manual — Product and Service Code Manual (Acquisition.gov). https://www.acquisition.gov/psc-manual
2. PSC April 2025 dataset (official PSC list) (Acquisition.gov). https://www.acquisition.gov/content/psc-april-2025.xlsx
3. FPDS glossary / FPDS‑NG data dictionary — Product or Service Code (FPDS). https://www.fpds.gov/help_V1_1/Glossary.htm