PSC S204 — HOUSEKEEPING- FUELING AND OTHER PETROLEUM
Product Service Code (PSC) S204 is a federal procurement classification code used to categorize government purchases of housekeeping- fueling and other petroleum. It falls under the Service category and accounts for $54,754,553 in total federal contract obligations. Every federal contract action includes a PSC code, making this classification essential for tracking what the government buys and identifying opportunities in this market segment.
What Does PSC S204 Cover?
PSC S204 (HOUSEKEEPING- FUELING AND OTHER PETROLEUM) is assigned to contract actions where the primary deliverable involves housekeeping- fueling and other petroleum. Contracting officers assign this code when creating or modifying contract actions in the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS), and it flows through to USASpending.gov where it becomes part of the public record of federal procurement activity.
Service codes represent work performed by contractors on behalf of the federal government. These range from professional consulting and IT services to facilities maintenance and logistics support. Service contracts typically require detailed statements of work (SOW) or performance work statements (PWS), and are often awarded using best-value tradeoff or lowest-price technically acceptable (LPTA) evaluation criteria.
Understanding Service Code S204
The first character of a PSC code indicates its broad category. Codes beginning with letters A through Z generally represent services and R&D, while codes beginning with numbers (1-9) represent products and supplies. PSC S204 begins with "S," placing it in the service classification.
Federal agencies use PSC codes alongside NAICS codes to classify procurements. While NAICS codes describe the contractor's industry, PSC codes describe the product or service being purchased. A contractor with a single NAICS code may deliver goods or services across many different PSC codes. Understanding both classification systems is essential for identifying relevant contract opportunities and analyzing your competitive landscape.
Finding opportunities: Search for active solicitations using PSC S204 on SAM.gov. Filter by this PSC code to find current procurements for housekeeping- fueling and other petroleum. You can also analyze historical awards on USASpending.gov to understand buying patterns, typical contract sizes, and which agencies are the largest purchasers.
How to Compete for PSC S204 Contracts
To pursue federal contracts classified under PSC S204, contractors should take the following steps:
- Register on SAM.gov — All federal contractors must maintain an active registration in the System for Award Management. See our SAM.gov registration guide for step-by-step instructions.
- Select appropriate NAICS codes — Ensure your SAM.gov profile includes NAICS codes that align with the housekeeping- fueling and other petroleum market. Visit our NAICS code directory to identify the best codes for your business.
- Monitor solicitations — Set up saved searches on SAM.gov filtered by PSC S204 to receive notifications when new opportunities are posted.
- Review past awards — Analyze historical contract awards under this PSC code to understand typical contract values, competition levels, and the agencies most active in this space.
- Develop capability statements — Service contracts typically require demonstrated past performance and technical capability. Prepare a capability statement that highlights your relevant experience in housekeeping- fueling and other petroleum.
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What is PSC code S204?
PSC code S204 is a federal procurement classification code for housekeeping- fueling and other petroleum. It is categorized as a Service code and is used by federal contracting officers to classify contract actions in the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). This code helps track government spending patterns and enables contractors to identify relevant procurement opportunities.
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How much does the federal government spend on PSC S204?
The federal government has obligated $54,754,553 under PSC S204. This figure represents cumulative obligations reported through USASpending.gov and includes new awards, modifications, and exercised options.
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How is PSC S204 different from a NAICS code?
PSC codes describe what is being purchased — in this case, housekeeping- fueling and other petroleum. NAICS codes describe the contractor's industry classification. A single contract has both a PSC code (describing the deliverable) and a NAICS code (describing the type of business performing the work). Both codes appear on every contract action in the federal procurement system.
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How do I find contracts under PSC S204?
Search for active solicitations on SAM.gov using PSC code S204 as a filter. For historical awards, use USASpending.gov to analyze past contract actions, identify buying agencies, and review award values. You can also use our Contract Search tool to explore related contractors and awards.
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What type of contract is PSC S204?
PSC S204 is classified as a Service code. Service codes represent work performed by contractors, typically governed by a statement of work (SOW) or performance work statement (PWS).
Data sourced from USASpending.gov . Federal contracting data is public domain.