Dryer Condenser XL 10 Kg

The U.S. Department of Defense is seeking to procure a commercially available, CE-certified freestanding or stackable condenser dryer with heat pump technology that meets current European Union regulatory standards, specifically Directive 2009/125/EC and Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/826. The unit must have a minimum drying capacity of 10 kg, an energy efficiency rating of Class C or higher, operate on 220–240V/50Hz with a right-angle Schuko plug, and feature a stainless steel drum, reversing action, automatic shutdown when the condensate tank is full, and manual or hose-assisted drainage. All user controls, displays, and accompanying documentation, including the user manual, must be in English. The dryer must comply with noise limits of 68 dB or less, include at least 10 drying cycles with features such as anti-wrinkle and cool-down, and have a visible EU declaration of conformity for import and use at overseas U.S. military installations. The procurement will be conducted under a presolicitation notice with solicitation number FA5613260000, and no small business or socioeconomic set-aside applies. The delivery and performance location is Ramstein, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, with inspection and acceptance occurring upon arrival at the installation. The contract will be awarded based on what is most advantageous to the government, allowing for trade-off evaluation between technical compliance and cost, without adopting a lowest price technically acceptable approach. The contracting office is located at APO, AE 09021-3076 under the Department of Defense, with Jonathan Rushin and Sanja Macvan serving as the primary and secondary points of contact respectively. The acquisition falls under NAICS code 335220 and is governed by FAR clauses 52.212-2 for evaluation of commercial items and 52.225-5 for compliance with the WTO GPA and applicable free trade agreements. While the procurement is focused heavily on technical specifications and regulatory conformity, there are no defined packaging, marking, barcoding, or logistics standards required beyond the English language requirement for user-facing elements. No formal contract type, pricing, delivery schedule, or payment details are specified at this presolicitation stage, as the notice serves solely to inform industry of an upcoming requirement. Responses are due by June 2, 2026,