PSC H930

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) framework is the federal classification system used to categorize products and services for procurement, reporting, and spend analysis. PSCs are recorded in contracting systems (for example FPDS and SAM) and are maintained through the PSC Manual on Acquisition.gov to ensure consistent acquisition reporting and analytics. ¹

PSC H930 is described in the PSC Manual as “Other Quality Control, Testing, and Inspection- Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment.” It is applied to other quality-control, testing, or inspection services specifically related to mechanical power-transmission equipment within the H9 portfolio of PSCs. ¹

• See also on G2X:
  • G2X — PSC H930 overview
  • G2X — PSC H330 (Inspection- Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment)
  • G2X — PSC H230 (Equipment and Materials Testing- Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment)

What this PSC covers

• Inspection and testing services for mechanical power-transmission equipment.
• Quality-control services for gears, shafts, couplings, belts, and drive-train assemblies.
• Laboratory testing and performance verification of power-transmission components.
• Acceptance, pre-delivery, and periodic inspection services tied to mechanical power transmission.
• Classification for other or miscellaneous QC/test/inspection services that do not fit more specific H-codes. ¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

• Official PSC-to-NAICS crosswalk entries for H930 are not provided as a single, consolidated table on the public PSC index; assignment to specific NAICS should be confirmed in the solicitation or FPDS records. Not specified by official sources ¹

Reporting & FPDS tagging

• PSCs in the H9 portfolio (which includes H930) are considered under equipment-related services for reporting; agencies must follow PSC assignment and service-reporting guidance in the PSC Manual and applicable PGI/FPDS reporting instructions when recording obligations. ²

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What kinds of work orders get assigned PSC H930?
  A: Work orders that procure other quality-control, testing, or inspection services specifically for mechanical power-transmission equipment are appropriate for PSC H930. Use the PSC Manual descriptor to confirm the match to the statement of work. ¹

• Q: Is H930 the same as H330 or H230?
  A: No. H930 is an H9 “other QC/test/inspect” code; related H330 and H230 label inspection or testing under different PSC categories. Agencies should assign the PSC that best matches the service description in the solicitation or purchase document. ¹

• Q: Are commercial laboratory services included under H930?
  A: The PSC Manual does not provide an itemized includes/excludes list for H930; whether a commercial laboratory service fits H930 depends on the service description and agency assignment. Not specified by official sources ¹

• Q: Which official guidance governs PSC selection and reporting for H930?
  A: PSC selection and maintenance are governed by the PSC Manual on Acquisition.gov; service-contract reporting and FPDS tagging that affect H9 codes are described in PGI/FPDS guidance referenced by Acquisition.gov. ²

Useful resources

• G2X — PSC H930 overview (https://app.g2xchange.com/psc/H930)
• PSC Manual — Acquisition.gov (Product and Service Code Manual). ¹
• PGI 204.1703 (Reporting requirements) — Acquisition.gov (service-contract/PSC reporting context). ²

References

1. Product and Service Code Manual — Acquisition.gov (PSC Manual). https://www.acquisition.gov/product-and-service-code-manual

2. PGI 204.1703 Reporting requirements — Acquisition.gov (service-contract and FPDS reporting guidance). https://www.acquisition.gov/pgis/204-1703