Assemblies Interchangeable Between Weapons In Two Or More Classes

• Components and Accessories used on or with weapons falling in two or more classes of [G]group 10.

PSC code 1090 — Assemblies Interchangeable Between Weapons In Two Or More Classes — is used by federal contracting officers to classify product purchases. When an agency awards a contract for assemblies interchangeable between weapons in two or more classes, they record PSC code 1090 in the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS).

As a vendor, knowing this PSC code helps you find relevant opportunities. Search for active solicitations using PSC code 1090 on SAM.gov, or review historical awards on USASpending.gov to understand which agencies buy this product and at what contract values.

PSC code 1090 falls under the Weapons category. Product codes like this one are used for physical goods and equipment purchases.

To find opportunities using this PSC code on SAM.gov:

You can also track historical spending patterns for PSC code 1090 on USASpending.gov. Filter by agency, fiscal year, and award type to identify your best customers and forecast future opportunities.

What is PSC code 1090?

PSC code 1090 — ASSEMBLIES INTERCHANGEABLE BETWEEN WEAPONS IN TWO OR MORE CLASSES — is a federal Product and Service Code used to classify product or service purchases on government contracts. It falls under the Weapons & Ammunition category and is used by contracting officers when reporting contract actions in the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS).

How do I use PSC code 1090 in SAM.gov?

PSC codes are used by the government to describe what they are buying, not by vendors to register. However, understanding PSC code 1090 helps you identify which federal opportunities to pursue. Search for active opportunities using this PSC code on SAM.gov under Contract Opportunities, or use USASpending.gov to see historical contract awards under this code.

What types of contracts use PSC code 1090?

Federal agencies use PSC code 1090 (ASSEMBLIES INTERCHANGEABLE BETWEEN WEAPONS IN TWO OR MORE CLASSES) when awarding contracts for components and accessories used on or with weapons falling in two or more classes of [g]group 10.. You can view all current and historical contract awards under this code on USASpending.gov.