PSC Y1FC

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system is the U.S. federal taxonomy used to classify goods and services in procurement records; it supports consistent FPDS/SAM entry, spend-tracking, and centralized maintenance through the PSC Manual on Acquisition.gov. The PSC label Y1FC — Construction of Troop Housing Facilities — identifies procurements where the primary requirement is construction of troop-housing or barracks-type facilities. The PSC Manual maintains Y1 construction entries and other PSC families, while individual solicitations and awards set project-specific scope, associated NAICS codes, and contract magnitude rather than the PSC itself. ¹

See also on G2X:

• PSC Y1FC
• PSC Z1FC
• NAICS 236220

What this PSC covers

• Construction of new troop housing and barracks-type facilities, including multi-occupancy sleeping quarters designed for military personnel. ¹
• Unaccompanied enlisted personnel housing (UEPH) style residential projects and similar single-purpose military residential construction. ¹
• Support facilities integral to troop housing delivery (for example, combined latrine/laundry/support spaces when built as part of the primary housing project). ¹
• Associated site work directly required to deliver the housing (grading, basic utilities, and immediate site improvements tied to the building delivery). ¹
• Structural, architectural, and building-envelope work that is integral to the housing construction scope. ¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

Official PSC-to-NAICS crosswalks or required NAICS pairings for PSC Y1FC are not prescribed by the PSC Manual. Agencies typically specify a NAICS in each solicitation; common NAICS observed in practice for similar projects include commercial building and heavy-construction codes, but the PSC Manual does not mandate a single NAICS pairing. Not specified by official sources. ¹

Contracting notes

• PSC entries are reporting codes used in FPDS/SAM; they do not determine contract type, size standard, or procurement procedure. Agencies assign Y1FC when the primary objective is troop-housing construction, while the contracting office selects the applicable NAICS and any corresponding small-business size standard. Not specified by official sources. ¹
• When a procurement is primarily maintenance, repair, or alteration rather than new construction, agencies commonly use Z-series PSCs (for example, Z1FC) to reflect that maintenance/repair focus in FPDS/SAM reporting. Not specified by official sources. ¹

Frequently asked questions

• What does the PSC label Y1FC mean in procurement records?
  PSC Y1FC is the formal descriptor “Construction of Troop Housing Facilities,” used to tag FPDS/SAM entries where the primary objective is construction of troop-housing or barracks-type facilities. The PSC Manual is the authoritative source for the code label and descriptor. ¹

• Does Y1FC mandate a specific NAICS code for solicitations?
  No. The PSC Manual does not assign or require a specific NAICS; contracting officers specify the NAICS in each solicitation. Agencies may select commercial-building NAICS or other codes appropriate to the work. Not specified by official sources. ¹

• Is Y1FC used for renovations and maintenance of barracks?
  Y1FC primarily denotes construction of troop housing. Renovation, repair, or sustained maintenance is typically reported with Z-series PSCs (for example, Z1FC), which are separate entries in the PSC Manual. Not specified by official sources. ¹

• Where can I confirm the official text and status of Y1FC?
  Confirm the authoritative PSC label, current descriptor, and any status notes in the Product and Service Code Manual on Acquisition.gov. ¹

Useful resources

• PSC Y1FC — G2X (internal overview)
• Product and Service Code Manual — Acquisition.gov (authoritative PSC list and guidance). ¹
  https://www.acquisition.gov/psc-manual

References

1. Product and Service Code Manual, Acquisition.gov — official PSC Manual (current authoritative list and guidance).