PSC Z2PA

Overview

The Product Service Code (PSC) system standardizes federal procurement classification to describe goods and services in FPDS and other acquisition reporting systems; PSCs support contract data capture, spend analysis, category management, and portfolio-level reporting. PSC Z2PA is the specific PSC used to classify federal requirements for repair or alteration of recreation facilities that are non-building in scope. Agencies apply this PSC when the primary effort is maintenance, repair, or alteration of outdoor or non-building recreation assets (for example, trails, picnic and campground infrastructure, site amenities, and surface/pathway restoration). Accurate PSC assignment supports consistent reporting, helps program offices track obligations by category, and improves contracting data quality for asset sustainment and stewardship. ¹

See also on G2X:

• G2X — PSC Z2PA
• G2X — PSC Z2PB
• G2X — PSC Z2PZ

What this PSC covers

• Repair and alteration of non-building recreation facilities (outdoor assets and site-level amenities).
• Site fixtures and outdoor amenities, including benches, kiosks, signage, and similar items.
• Surface, pathway, and trail restoration and surfacing work.
• Campground, picnic-area, and related recreational-site infrastructure repair.
• Recreational site accessibility and safety upgrades (ramps, accessible routes, guardrails).
• Site drainage and erosion-control work tied to recreation-area function.
  Not specified by official sources ¹

Related NAICS and PSC codes

Type | Code | Descriptor

• | - | - PSC | Z2PB | Repair or Alteration of Exhibit Design (Non-Building) PSC | Z2PC | Repair or Alteration of Unimproved Real Property (Land) PSC | Z2PZ | Repair or Alteration of Other Non-Building Facilities

All code descriptors are defined in the PSC Manual; consult the manual for official scope and assignment guidance. ¹

Procurement considerations

• PSC assignment: Contracting officers select PSC Z2PA when the contract’s primary deliverable is repair or alteration of recreation-related, non-building assets; accurate PSC tagging affects reporting, analytics, and portfolio management. ¹
• Reporting and inventories: Awards and solicitations using PSC Z2PA should include supporting descriptions that document the predominant work scope; PSCs complement NAICS codes and other acquisition metadata in agency reports. ¹

Frequently asked questions

• When should contracting specify PSC Z2PA on a solicitation?
  Use PSC Z2PA when the principal effort is repair or alteration of recreation facilities that are non-building (for example, trails, picnic areas, outdoor site amenities). Final PSC selection should reflect the predominant contract work per the PSC Manual. ¹

• Does Z2PA cover building repairs for recreation centers?
  No. PSC Z2PA applies to non-building recreation facilities. Repair or alteration of recreation buildings typically maps to a different PSC; use the PSC Manual to determine the correct building-related PSC. ¹

• Are NAICS codes required when using PSC Z2PA?
  Yes. Solicitations and awards normally include both a PSC and one or more NAICS codes to describe the industry or major work category; NAICS selection should align with the contract’s primary construction or services characterization. ¹

• Does assignment of Z2PA affect small-business set-aside determinations?
  PSC assignment alone does not determine small-business status. NAICS and its associated size standard govern small-business eligibility; PSCs are used for reporting and classification, not size standards. ¹

Useful resources

• G2X — PSC Z2PA
• Product and Service Code Manual — Acquisition.gov ¹

References

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