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 (Commodity) covers commercial-grade washers and dryers procured by state and local governments for multi-family residential facilities, community colleges, fire departments, state agencies, and other public entities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing equipment either as leased, managed services (with full-service maintenance and operations included) or as capital equipment purchases, often with firm fixed pricing across multiple units. The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda solicited proposals for 28 washers and 33 dryers across six properties under an RFP with a response deadline of August 1, 2026, requiring coinless, mobile app-enabled equipment with emergency repair service within 24 hours. The Texas Military Department issued an IFB on May 21, 2026, for three 120-pound natural gas dryers with mandatory site visits and a three-year warranty requirement. The California Department of General Services has issued multiple RFBs for BHC commercial washers and dryers through a statewide multiple award schedule. Mt. Hood Community College in Oregon solicited bids for residential-style stackable washer and dryer installation as part of a laundry station conversion project. Issuing bodies include state agencies, public housing authorities, higher-education institutions, fire and emergency services, and multi-family residential landlords.

The code shows activity primarily across California, Texas, Maine, Oregon, and Washington. The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (California) and California Department of General Services lead recent volume. Texas posted opportunities through the Texas Military Department and Texas A&M University System. Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services issued two parallel RFQs for fire gear washer-and-dryer pairs with delivery and installation. The Texas A&M University System issued an ITB (TAMUS-ITB-26-0537) for appliances including washers and dryers at Reed House with a bid deadline of July 7, 2026, requiring electronic submission through AggieBid. The code shows steady mid-level activity without dominant regional concentration; individual procurements tend toward small unit counts (one to three pieces) in specialized applications or moderate volumes (28–33 units) in multi-family settings with service requirements bundled.