PSC 9390: Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials

9390 is the product and service code (PSC) federal agencies use for miscellaneous fabricated nonmetallic materials, in the nonmetallic fabricated materials group. Here are the contracts open under it now, the NAICS codes it pairs with, and who buys and wins this work.

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Spending, FY2026
$103.4 million

Where 9390 sits in the PSC Manual

  • Category: Product
  • Group 93: Nonmetallic Fabricated Materials
  • Code 9390: Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials

Who buys under PSC 9390

Agencies with the most contract dollars under 9390 over the last three fiscal years, per USAspending.gov:

AgencyObligated
Department of the Army$86.7 million
Federal Aviation Administration$81.8 million
Defense Logistics Agency$18.2 million
National Aeronautics and Space Administration$3.1 million
Federal Prison Industries / Unicor$1.7 million
Department of the Navy$1.5 million
U.S. Secret Service$1.3 million
Bureau of Engraving and Printing$1.2 million

Federal spending under PSC 9390 by year

Fiscal yearContract obligations
FY2024$61.7 million
FY2025$33.8 million
FY2026$103.4 million
FY2027 (so far)$96,911

Who wins PSC 9390 contracts

CompanyObligated, last 3 years
Cherokee Strategic Solutions, L.L.C.$81.8 million
Fordice Construction Co$38.8 million
Mississippi Limestone Corp$34 million
Basalt International Inc$6.9 million
3M Company$4.5 million
Murtech, Inc.$4.2 million
Motion Industries, Inc.$1.7 million
Aircraft & Commercial Enterprises, Inc$1.5 million
Coherent Ceramics, Inc.$1.3 million
I.T.G.-GMBH Graphic Products$1.2 million

Related PSC codes

  • 9310 Paper and Paperboard
  • 9320 Rubber Fabricated Materials
  • 9330 Plastics Fabricated Materials
  • 9340 Glass Fabricated Materials
  • 9350 Refractories and Fire Surfacing Materials

Frequently asked questions

What is PSC 9390?

9390 is the product code in the federal Product and Service Code (PSC) Manual for miscellaneous fabricated nonmetallic materials, under 93 (Nonmetallic Fabricated Materials). Agencies put a PSC on every contract to record what they bought.

What is the difference between a PSC and a NAICS code?

A PSC describes what the government is buying. A NAICS code describes the industry of the business doing the work, and it sets the SBA size standard for small business set-asides. Every contract notice has both.

How do I find contracts that use PSC 9390?

Contract opportunities are posted on SAM.gov with their PSC and NAICS codes. FedReady can match new ones to your business and email you, free.

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