PSC Z1FB

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system is a government-wide taxonomy used to classify goods and services procured by the U.S. federal government. PSCs populate FPDS reporting fields (data element 8A), support spend analysis and category alignment, and are maintained via the PSC Manual and its change-control procedures on Acquisition.gov. ¹

PSC Z1FB is the PSC descriptor listed as "Maintenance of Recreational Buildings" in the official PSC Manual. The manual places Z1FB within Category Z (Maintenance, Repair, Alteration of Structures/Facilities) under Section C: Service Codes and provides the code label without task-level inclusions or exclusions; specific scopes are defined in solicitations and statements of work rather than in the manual. ¹

See also on G2X:

• Z1FB
• Z2FB
• Y1FB

What this PSC covers

• Maintenance of recreational buildings — Not specified by official sources ¹.
• Building-systems upkeep (HVAC, electrical, plumbing) — Not specified by official sources ¹.
• Interior finishes and floor maintenance (gym floors, courts) — Not specified by official sources ¹.
• Pool and aquatic facility maintenance (where part of a building) — Not specified by official sources ¹.
• Fixed equipment servicing (lighting, scoreboards, bleachers) — Not specified by official sources ¹.
• Preventive and routine custodial tasks tied to the building (non‑contract housekeeping specifics not listed) — Not specified by official sources ¹.

Related NAICS and PSC codes

Type | Code | Descriptor

• | - | - PSC | Z2FB | Repair or Alteration of Recreational Buildings PSC | Y1FB | Construction of Recreational Buildings PSC | X1FB | Lease/Rental of Recreational Buildings PSC | Z1PA | Maintenance of Recreation Facilities (Non-Building)

Source: PSC Manual (category and neighboring PSC listings). ¹

How Z1FB is used in federal reporting

The PSC Manual instructs that the PSC entered in FPDS (data element 8A) should reflect the predominant product or service purchased on an award. For multi-element awards, contracting officers select the PSC that best represents the primary requirement; Z1FB is appropriate when maintenance of recreational buildings is the predominant service. The manual emphasizes FPDS-driven reporting and category alignment as the controlling guidance. ¹

Frequently asked questions

• When should Z1FB be chosen instead of Z2FB? Choose Z1FB when ongoing maintenance of recreational buildings is the predominant requirement; use Z2FB for repair or alteration projects with a discrete project scope. The PSC Manual directs selection based on the predominant nature of the work. ¹

• Does Z1FB specify trades or tasks (e.g., HVAC, pool maintenance)? The PSC Manual provides descriptive labels but does not enumerate task-level inclusions or exclusions; detailed trades and tasking belong in solicitation documents and statements of work, not the PSC Manual. ¹

• How does Z1FB relate to environmental or sustainability reporting in FPDS? Environmental attributes are reported in FPDS data element 8L where applicable; the PSC Manual does not tie specific environmental attributes to individual PSCs, so agencies apply 8L guidance across PSC-coded awards as required. ¹

• Can Z1FB be used for multi-facility contracts that include both recreational and non-recreational buildings? Use the PSC that best represents the predominant procurement objective. For multi-facility awards, the contracting officer should select the PSC reflecting the primary requirement and document rationale in the contract file per FPDS guidance. ¹

Useful resources

• PSC Manual — Z1FB listing and Category Z context (see the manual for full category definitions). ¹
• Z2FB — Related PSC on G2X.
• FPDS reporting guidance referenced by the PSC Manual (see the PSC Manual for specific FPDS data element instructions). ¹

References

1. Acquisition.GOV — PSC Manual April 2025 PDF (Fiscal Year 2025 Edition), U.S. General Services Administration. https://www.acquisition.gov/sites/default/files/manual/PSC%20Manual%20April%202025.pdf.