PSC M212: Operation of Canals
M212 is the product and service code (PSC) federal agencies use for “Operation of Canals”, in the “Operation of Ships, Small Crafts, Pontoons and Floating Docks” 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 Nov 7, 2026, 5:35 AM ET. The search counts live, so its total can differ by a notice or two.
Where M212 sits in the PSC Manual
- Category: Service
- Group M: Operation of Govt Owned Facility
- Group M2: Operation of Ships, Small Crafts, Pontoons and Floating Docks
- Code M212: Operation of Canals
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Related PSC codes
- M211 Operation of Dams
- M213 Oper of Govt Mine Fire Cont
- M214 Oper of Govt Mine Subsidence Contr
- M215 Oper of Govt Surface Mine Reclam
- M216 Operation of Dredging
- M219 Oper of Govt Other Consv Structure
- M221 Operation of Airport Service Roads
- M222 Oper of Govt Hwys – RDS – STS – BRDGS – Rai
- M223 Oper of Govt Tunnels – Subsurf Struc
- M224 Oper of Govt Parking Facilities
Frequently asked questions
What is PSC M212?
M212 is the service code in the federal Product and Service Code (PSC) Manual named “Operation of Canals”, under M (Operation of Govt Owned Facility) and M2 (Operation of Ships, Small Crafts, Pontoons and Floating Docks). 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 M212?
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.