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SDVOSB Janitorial Contracts Lane
Daily ranked digest of SDVOSB federal janitorial contracts in NAICS 561720. Watch every custodial services opportunity before your competitors see it.
Set-aside
SDVOSB
NAICS code
561720
Notice types
Sol, CSol, Pre-sol, SS
Digest cadence
When there's something worth it
What FedLane tracks in this lane
Custodial services at DoD facilities
Full-building janitorial contracts at Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps installations across the U.S.
VA medical center cleaning
Recurring and multi-year custodial services contracts at VA hospitals and outpatient clinics with strong SDVOSB preference.
GSA-leased federal office cleaning
Standalone janitorial contracts for GSA-managed and agency-leased office space, often short-term with extension options.
Specialized disinfection and decontamination
Enhanced cleaning and bio-decontamination task orders bundled into base custodial contracts or issued as standalone work.
Questions about this lane
- What is NAICS 561720 and why does it matter for federal contracting?
- NAICS 561720 covers Janitorial Services — routine cleaning, custodial care, and related services for commercial and institutional buildings. In the federal market it is one of the highest-volume set-aside NAICS codes, with hundreds of contracts awarded annually across every major agency.
- How competitive are SDVOSB janitorial set-asides on SAM.gov?
- Competition varies by installation and region. Small base contracts under $1M often draw three to five bidders; large multi-year base operations contracts can attract ten or more. The firms that consistently win know the agency, know the incumbent, and never miss a presolicitation.
- Do SDVOSB janitorial contracts require bonding?
- Bonding requirements depend on the contracting office and contract size. Many custodial service contracts under the simplified acquisition threshold do not require payment or performance bonds. Larger contracts exceeding $150,000 may trigger Miller Act bond requirements. Check each solicitation's special contract requirements.
- What employees must I have before bidding on a federal janitorial contract?
- You do not need a fully staffed workforce before bid submission, but you must have a credible staffing plan. Larger solicitations may require key personnel resumes or evidence of past performance with similar headcounts. SCA (Service Contract Act) wage compliance is mandatory for most janitorial contracts.
- How does the SDVOSB Janitorial lane digest differ from a general SAM.gov search?
- A SAM.gov keyword search returns every matching notice with no ranking. The fedlane.us digest reads the full text of every SDVOSB-eligible NAICS 561720 notice, scores each one for deadline urgency and lane fit, and delivers only the top opportunities — with a plain-English summary, key dates, and a reason why it matters for your firm.
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