UNSPSC 52141614: Domestic clothes washer-and-dryer

A device for washing clothes and a device for drying laundry are integrated into one piece, and the washing entrance and drying entrance are separated.

UNSPSC 52141614 Domestic clothes washer-and-dryer, a Commodity code, covers commercial-grade and residential laundry equipment procurement by state and local governments, including equipment supply, lease-and-service arrangements, installation, and maintenance. Recent solicitations show state agencies, municipal utilities, county governments, housing authorities, and state university systems buying washers and dryers for residential facilities, fire departments, military installations, and multi-family housing properties. Work ranges from single-unit purchases to multi-property lease-and-operate contracts with mobile app-enabled coinless payment systems, preventative maintenance, and emergency repair service. The City of Philadelphia Department of Procurement issued an IFB micro purchase (B2728158, due October 15, 2026) capped at $45,000 for washers and dryers with 60-day quote validity; the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda posted an RFP (2026RFPAHAPO002, due August 1, 2026) for leased commercial-grade equipment and full-service operations across eight multi-family properties with 28 washers and 33 dryers, offering fixed-lease, revenue-sharing, or hybrid pricing models and requiring ENERGY STAR equipment, mobile app payment, and 24-hour emergency repair response.

Geographic activity clusters across California, Texas, Maine, and Pennsylvania, with standout buyers including the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda, the Texas Military Department (which solicited natural gas dryers for a military academy), and the State of Maine Fire Marshal's Office (which issued paired RFQs for NFPA 1851–compliant fire gear washers and dryers). The California Department of General Services posted an RFB (RFBIS26200976, due June 5, 2026) for commercial-grade washers and dryers under a master agreement with multiple award schedule framework; the Texas A&M University System issued an ITB (TAMUSITB260537, due July 7, 2026) for appliances at a residence hall. Regional cooperative purchasing also appears: Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas administered an RFP (CUS2628) for custodial supplies with an estimated two-year volume of $12,638,478 across member organizations. Sourcewell, a Minnesota local government unit service cooperative, posted an RFP for law enforcement equipment (061626, due June 16, 2026) available to participating entities across Washington state and beyond. Activity spans single-unit and small-lot purchases to multi-year cooperative agreements serving multiple jurisdictions and residential facilities.