Other Qc/Test/Inspect- Miscellaneous

Code H999
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Equipment Related Services
Spend Category Level 2
Quality Control
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PSC Category H999 covers quality control, testing, and inspection services across a wide range of industries and sectors. These services encompass technical assessments, evaluations, and monitoring of equipment, facilities, processes, and environmental conditions. The category includes specialized testing for radiation, medical equipment, gas lines, elevators, infrastructure, and various scientific and technical applications. Contractors in this category provide critical validation, verification, and safety compliance services for government agencies.

The federal contract awards under PSC H999 demonstrate significant diversity in testing and inspection services. Awards range from $1,200 to $345,800, with contract durations typically spanning one to five years. Frequent contractors include Intertek Testing Services, Gisa Global Inspection Survey Agency, A-Bear Consult LLC, and Radiation Physics Consultants Inc. The Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are prominent funding agencies. Many awards are set aside for small businesses, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, or have no specific set-aside designation. Performance locations span the continental United States, with some international work in Africa.

Recent federal contract opportunities under PSC H999 include radiation equipment testing for VA hospitals, elevator and escalator assessments, indoor air quality testing, water tank inspections, and specialized scientific sampling services. Agencies posting opportunities include the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Agriculture, U.S. Army, Environmental Protection Agency, and Department of the Navy. Performance locations include military installations, medical facilities, agricultural research centers, and federal buildings in states such as Florida, Oregon, North Dakota, Minnesota, and California. The opportunities demonstrate a continued need for precise, specialized testing and inspection services across government infrastructure and research programs.

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