PSC E1PZ - PURCHASE OF OTHER NON-BUILDING FACILITIES
Classification & Hierarchy for PSC E1PZ
The classification hierarchy shows how this PSC code fits within the broader federal procurement structure.
- Level 1 Spend Category:
- 4 Facilities & Construction
- Level 2 Spend Category:
- 4.5 Facilities Purchase & Lease
- Parent PSC Code:
- E1 PURCHASE BUILDINGS
- Active Since:
- October 1, 2011
- Last Updated:
- April 30, 2024
Overview for PSC E1PZ
Typical Buyers & Agencies for PSC E1PZ
Common Contract Types for PSC E1PZ
Plain-Language Breakdown for PSC E1PZ
- Covers acquisition of infrastructure assets excluding traditional buildings.
- Includes items such as storage tanks, towers, bridges, and fences.
- Commonly used by defense, transportation, and public works agencies.
- Contracts vary from firm-fixed-price to IDIQ depending on project scope.
- Procurement methods include competitive and negotiated contracting.
- Aligns with NAICS codes in heavy civil engineering and construction.
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