🇺🇸 124 Janitorial & Cleaning Contracts in the United States

Janitorial and cleaning services are among the most commonly procured services on SAM.gov, with virtually every federal agency requiring facility cleaning at buildings, military installations, courthouses, and other government properties. Contract values range from $10,000 for small offices to $50 million for multi-facility base operations cleaning at large military installations. Federal janitorial contracts must comply with the Service Contract Act, which establishes prevailing wage rates for cleaning personnel. Contractors register in SAM.gov and compete under NAICS code 561720. GSA and individual agencies use both competitive solicitations and GSA Schedule 03FAC for custodial services. AbilityOne program allocations through SourceAmerica and NIB also represent a significant share of federal janitorial spending. Small business set-asides, including 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB programs, account for a substantial portion of federal janitorial contracts. Green cleaning certifications, CIMS accreditation, and experience with LEED-EB cleaning standards differentiate competitive bids. Quality assurance inspection programs and the ability to obtain security clearances for cleaning personnel at sensitive government facilities are essential requirements.