PSC Z2EB

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system standardizes classification of goods and services procured by the U.S. federal government, supporting consistent recording in procurement systems such as FPDS and SAM and enabling portfolio reporting and analysis. The PSC registry and governance are maintained in the Product and Service Code Manual on Acquisition.gov, which is the authoritative reference for PSC entries, definitions, and administrative procedures. ¹

PSC Z2EB — Repair or Alteration of Maintenance Buildings — is the PSC entry used to classify procurements that acquire repair, renovation, or alteration work specifically for maintenance-type buildings and associated facility-level repair activities. The PSC is a categorical label applied to contract actions and line items per contracting-office practice and the PSC Manual; it is not a substitute for the NAICS code, contract vehicle, or size standard. ¹

• See also on G2X:
  • PSC Z2EB
  • PSC Z2FB
  • PSC Z1FB

What this PSC covers

• Building envelope repairs and alterations (roofs, siding, facades). ¹
• Interior renovations specific to maintenance buildings (floors, partitions, finishes). ¹
• Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work supporting maintenance facilities when part of building repair/alteration. ¹
• Installation or replacement of building systems (elevators, doors, loading equipment) within maintenance buildings. ¹
• Site and limited exterior work required to restore or alter maintenance building function (gutters, downspouts, limited exterior repairs). ¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

• Omitted — no official NAICS-to-PSC crosswalk entries for Z2EB are printed directly in the PSC Manual; NAICS pairings are often set on award records by agencies and vary by statement of work and procurement type. Not specified by official sources. ¹

Typical statement-of-work elements

• Scope lines that define repair/alteration limits by building or functional area, schedules, and acceptance criteria; contracting officers typically identify the PSC at the line-item level. ²
• Requirements to follow applicable construction standards, building codes, and agency-specific facility directives (identified in the solicitation). Not specified in the PSC Manual which specific standards map to each PSC. ¹

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What exactly does the PSC label Z2EB indicate on a contract action?
  A: Z2EB designates that the procurement involves repair or alteration of maintenance buildings. It is a classification label only and does not replace the NAICS code, contract type, or statement-of-work detail. Agencies assign PSCs on award records per the PSC Manual. ¹

• Q: Where is the PSC list and the official definition maintained?
  A: The authoritative PSC registry and the Product and Service Code Manual are published on Acquisition.gov; the manual lists active PSC entries, definitions, and change procedures and is the official source for PSC governance. ¹

• Q: How is Z2EB used together with NAICS?
  A: PSCs categorize product/service families while NAICS identifies industrial classifications for size standards and industry reporting. Agencies commonly pair a construction-related NAICS with Z2EB on line items, but the PSC Manual does not mandate a single NAICS pairing. Not specified by official sources. ¹

• Q: At what procurement level is the PSC assigned (contract vs. line item)?
  A: PSC assignment is performed on contract actions and can be applied at the contract or CLIN/line-item level according to FPDS/contract-entry rules; contracting officers include PSCs in line-item documentation per reporting guidance. ²

Useful resources

• PSC Z2EB
• Product and Service Code Manual (Acquisition.gov): PSC registry and downloads. ¹
• PGI 204.7103 — Contract line items / PSC reporting guidance (Acquisition.gov). ²

References

1. Acquisition.gov — Product and Service Code Manual (PSC Manual landing and files): https://www.acquisition.gov/content/psc-april-2025.xlsx
2. Acquisition.gov — PGI 204.7103 Contract line items (PSC/line-item reporting guidance): https://www.acquisition.gov/node/55711