PSC J067

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system is the standardized taxonomy the U.S. federal government uses to classify products and services for procurement, enabling consistent reporting, analysis, and tracking of federal spending in FPDS and related systems. The PSC Manual (maintained on Acquisition.gov) provides the code list, group headings, short descriptors, and assignment guidance used by contracting officers and data systems for PSC selection and reporting ¹.

PSC J067 appears in Group J (Maintenance, Repair, Rebuild of Equipment) with the short descriptor “Maint/repair/rebuild Of Equipment- Photographic Equipment.” The PSC Manual supplies the formal code and descriptor but does not enumerate detailed inclusions, exclusions, or technical scope beyond the short descriptor ¹.

What this PSC covers

• Maintenance, servicing, and repair of cameras and camera bodies ¹
• Repair and rebuilding of photographic lenses and optical assemblies ¹
• Maintenance and repair of film processing, darkroom, and image development equipment ¹
• Servicing of photographic accessories (tripods, camera supports, viewfinders) when part of equipment repair scope ¹
• Overhaul and rebuilding of electronic imaging devices and digital photographic subsystems ¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

Source: PSC Manual (code listings and group headings) ¹.

Contracting notes

• The PSC Manual supplies the code and short descriptor but does not define performance standards, technical statement-of-work language, or pricing methods for maintenance contracts; agencies must develop SOW, performance requirements, and pricing approaches based on mission needs and acquisition policy. Not specified by official sources ¹.
• When preparing solicitations, contracting officers commonly pair a PSC such as J067 with an appropriate NAICS for size and socioeconomic determinations; the PSC is a classification tool and does not replace NAICS analysis ¹.

Frequently asked questions

• What does PSC J067 specifically classify?
  PSC J067 classifies maintenance, repair, and rebuilding services for photographic equipment. The PSC Manual provides the short descriptor but does not list granular inclusions or exclusions, so agencies must interpret scope in procurement documents ¹.

• Is PSC J067 used to identify installation or modification work?
  No. Installation and modification are separate PSC families: installation entries are in Group N (for example, N067) and modification entries in Group K (for example, K067). See the PSC Manual for group mappings ¹.

• Can PSC J067 alone determine the applicable NAICS?
  No. PSCs identify service categories for reporting; NAICS selection depends on the primary purpose of the procurement and NAICS definitions. Agencies must perform NAICS analysis per SBA and agency guidance, as the PSC Manual does not substitute for NAICS selection guidance ¹.

• Where should contracting officers look for official PSC definitions and downloads?
  Contracting officers should consult the PSC Manual and its index/download page on Acquisition.gov for the authoritative list of PSC codes, descriptors, and supporting materials ¹.

Useful resources

• G2X — PSC J067 page: https://app.g2xchange.com/psc/J067
• PSC Manual (index and downloads) on Acquisition.gov ¹

References

1. Product and Service Code Manual (PSC Manual). Acquisition.gov. https://www.acquisition.gov/psc-manual.