Find retained federal cleaning, janitorial and custodial notices from SAM.gov. Check service scope, performance locations, observed deadlines and original source notices.
Look for the actual service being bought: routine janitorial work, custodial staffing or a cleaning package within wider facilities services. This page covers a bounded federal inventory, not state, local or private cleaning leads.
Keyword and code searches use literal retained metadata. Add an agency or performance state in search; absent locations and set-aside terms stay unknown.
NAICS 561720 cleaning examples
Up to three examples from the first 20 keyword matches use the recorded NAICS 561720 classification. PSC S201 is a separate useful search. Broader facilities results can include grounds and maintenance; they are not all cleaning contracts.
Examples are retained observations, not a live availability check. Only active-when-observed solicitation metadata with a verified future deadline is shown. Confirm the latest official notice before responding.
Preview evaluated: . This page evaluation does not renew source observations.
Read the official scope and line items. A building maintenance contract can mention cleaning without offering a separate cleaning package.
Check the operating footprint
Confirm the work sites, service frequency, staffing hours, access requirements and transition dates. The agency address may differ from the performance location.
Check the response instructions
Look for site-visit dates, questions deadlines, submission route and any required qualifications in the current official notice and documents.
Does a janitorial classification mean my business can bid?
No. NAICS and PSC codes help discovery. Read the current solicitation, set-aside terms and participation requirements to decide whether your business qualifies. A match or a missing set-aside value does not establish eligibility.
Keep your review in one workspace
Open a focused search, refine its filters and sign in with your existing ContractLookout account to save it. Review new or changed observed metadata in saved searches; inspect a notice to shortlist it and record your decision and notes. These actions do not submit a bid.