PSC M1KD

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system standardizes how the U.S. federal government classifies products and services in procurement reporting. PSCs are recorded in FPDS and SAM to indicate what is being bought; the PSC Manual (maintained on Acquisition.gov) governs code definitions, changes, and assignment guidance. ¹

PSC M1KD is the PSC Manual entry titled "Operation of Mine Subsidence Control Facilities." The manual lists the code title within the M1 facility-operation family but provides no extended narrative or itemized scope beyond the title; therefore, detailed work activities and boundaries are Not specified by official sources. ¹

What this PSC covers

• Operation and management of mine subsidence control facilities. ¹
• Monitoring and mitigation activities associated with subsidence-control infrastructure; the manual does not itemize specific tasks. Not specified by official sources. ¹
• Routine facility staffing and administrative functions for subsidence-control sites. Not specified by official sources. ¹
• Coordination with engineering or geotechnical specialists supporting subsidence controls; the manual provides only the title-level designation. Not specified by official sources. ¹
• Recordkeeping, reporting, and compliance tasks tied to facility operation. Not specified by official sources. ¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

(Related PSCs are adjacent entries in the PSC Manual and indicate family-level relationships for construction, maintenance, and other facility operations.) ¹

Acquisition context

• FPDS reporting: M1KD is the FPDS data-element value for actions where the predominant service purchased is the operation of mine subsidence control facilities; agencies should report the PSC in data element 8A. ¹
• Contract-family ties: Contracts sometimes pair M1KD work with construction (Y1KD), lease/rental (X1KD), or maintenance (Z1KD) PSCs when separate actions or CLINs cover distinct scopes; the manual offers title-level grouping rather than granular selection rules. Not specified in detail by official sources. ¹

Frequently asked questions

• When should a contracting officer select PSC M1KD for an action?
  Select M1KD when the predominant effort of the contract or task order is the operation of mine subsidence control facilities as reported in FPDS data element 8A; choose the PSC that best describes the primary product or service being purchased. ¹

• Is there a published scope or detailed definition for services under M1KD?
  The PSC Manual lists M1KD by title within the facility-operation category but does not provide an expanded scope or itemized tasks; therefore detailed boundaries are Not specified by official sources. ¹

• Which PSCs commonly appear with M1KD in acquisition portfolios?
  Related facility-operation PSCs such as M1KC (mine fire control) and maintenance PSCs like Z1KD commonly appear in the same family group; cross-CLIN structuring may separate operation, construction, and maintenance activities into Y1KD, X1KD, or Z1KD. ¹

• How should program offices document M1KD work to support accurate FPDS reporting?
  Document the predominant service in the statement of work and the estimated contract value tied to the M1KD scope; where multiple distinct services exist, allocate CLINs so the FPDS PSC reflects the primary work for each CLIN. The PSC Manual provides title-level guidance rather than procedural documentation. ¹

Useful resources

• PSC entry — M1KD (G2X)
• Product and Service Code (PSC) Manual (April 2024 edition), Acquisition.gov — official manual and code listings. ¹

References

1. Product and Service Code (PSC) Manual, Federal Procurement Data System / Acquisition.gov (PSC Manual, April 2024). https://www.acquisition.gov/sites/default/files/manual/PSC%20Manual%20April%202024.pdf.