Household Appliance Manufacturing

Code 3352
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NAICS 3352 encompasses household appliance manufacturing, focusing on the production of major home appliances such as refrigerators, ovens, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and microwaves. These products are designed for residential and commercial use, with manufacturers creating both standard and specialized models to meet diverse consumer and institutional needs. The category includes electrical and gas-powered appliances with varying sizes, capacities, and technological features, ranging from basic models to smart, energy-efficient units.

Federal contract awards in this category frequently involve military installations, government facilities, and diplomatic missions procuring appliances for housing, dining facilities, and operational spaces. Typical contract values range from $10,000 to $250,000, with durations spanning 30-90 days for equipment delivery. The Department of Defense, Department of State, and Department of Veterans Affairs are prominent funding agencies, often utilizing total small business or service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-asides. Common places of performance include military bases in the United States, overseas embassies, and federal medical centers. Awarded contracts predominantly focus on brand-specific or equivalent appliances meeting precise technical specifications.

Recent federal contract opportunities demonstrate a wide range of appliance procurement needs across various government agencies. Notable solicitations include the Air Force acquiring convection ovens, the Army seeking washers and dryers for military housing, and the State Department requesting refrigerators and microwaves for international diplomatic facilities. Opportunities span multiple geographical locations, including domestic military installations and international embassy compounds. Specific requirements often emphasize technical specifications such as voltage compatibility, energy efficiency, dimensional constraints, and specialized features like smart technology integration or institutional-grade durability.

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