PSC AS27: R&D – Modal Transportation: Surface Motor Vehicles (Commercialized)
AS27 is the product and service code (PSC) federal agencies use for “R&D – Modal Transportation: Surface Motor Vehicles (Commercialized)”, in the “R&D – Trans – Motor Veh” 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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Open count as of Oct 28, 2026, 8:02 PM ET. The search counts live, so its total can differ by a notice or two.
Where AS27 sits in the PSC Manual
- Category: Research and Development
- Group AS: Transportation R&D Services
- Group AS2: R&D – Trans – Motor Veh
- Code AS27: R&D – Modal Transportation: Surface Motor Vehicles (Commercialized)
Related PSC codes
- AS21 Transportation R&D Services; Aerospace Research; Basic Research
- AS22 Transportation R&D Services; Aerospace Research; Applied Research
- AS23 Transportation R&D Services; Aerospace Research; Experimental Development
- AS24 Transportation R&D Services; Aerospace Research; R&D Administrative Expenses
- AS25 Transportation R&D Services; Aerospace Research; Expenses for R&D Facilities and Major Equipment
- AS26 R&D – Modal Transportation: Surface Motor Vehicles (Management/Support)
Frequently asked questions
What is PSC AS27?
AS27 is the research and development code in the federal Product and Service Code (PSC) Manual named “R&D – Modal Transportation: Surface Motor Vehicles (Commercialized)”, under AS (Transportation R&D Services) and AS2 (R&D – Trans – Motor Veh). 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 AS27?
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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Sources: SAM.gov Contract Opportunities, USAspending.gov and the PSC Manual. How we count.