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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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.
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.
Cleaning work, near you. Nothing else in the email.
What they want, where, roughly how big, and when it closes — without the procurement dialect.
Small business, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB — marked, so you skip what you cannot bid.
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An agency cannot award you anything until your company is registered as a federal contractor. It is the step most cleaning companies stall on for months. We complete the whole registration for you — the UEI, the federal entity registration, your industry codes, your set-aside eligibility, up to three state or county vendor systems, a capability statement, and a year of keeping it all current.
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