CLEANING & CUSTODIAL CONTRACTS

Government cleaning contracts, in your inbox every Monday.

The custodial and janitorial contracts open for bid in your state — each one in a few lines of plain English, so you can tell in about ten seconds whether it is worth your time.

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Bigger contracts. Fewer competitors. Paid on time.

Public cleaning contracts run for years, not months. They renew. They are paid by an agency that does not vanish on you in month four, and the buildings are the kind of square footage that supports a real crew rather than a second job.

The firms winning them are rarely the best cleaners in the state. They are the ones who saw the contract while it was open.

Every Monday, they land in your inbox.

One email a week. The cleaning contracts open for bid in your state, each summarised, with the ones you cannot bid already marked so you do not lose an evening on them.

Your state only

Cleaning work, near you. Nothing else in the email.

Plain English

What they want, where, roughly how big, and when it closes — without the procurement dialect.

Set-asides flagged

Small business, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB — marked, so you skip what you cannot bid.

What an issue looks like

Three entries from a sample issue. Illustrative format, not live listings.

Custodial services — federal building, Baltimore MD
Total small business set-asideBase + 4 option yearsCloses in 21 days
Nightly cleaning of roughly 60,000 sq ft across four floors, five nights a week, plus day porter coverage. Requires a site visit before bidding and proof of general liability cover.
Janitorial services — county school district
Open competition1 year, renewableCloses in 12 days
Seven elementary schools, summer deep-clean plus term-time nightly service. Bid is priced per school, so you can bid on a subset rather than all seven.
Restroom and common-area cleaning — regional transit authority
HUBZone set-aside2 yearsCloses in 9 days
Eleven stations, three cleans a day, seven days a week. Higher rate than office work because of the hours and the volume.

Pricing

$49 / month

Weekly issue, your state, cancel any time.

  • One contract won pays for roughly a decade of this.
  • First issue on us, before you pay anything.
  • No contract, no card to start.
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