Janitorial and cleaning bid writing service

What agencies buy

Federal agencies buy custodial services for offices, clinics, barracks, courthouses and visitor centers all year, and many of these contracts are set aside so only small businesses can bid. Most are lost on paperwork, not on price: a missed amendment, a wrong form or labor priced below the wage rules.

What we prepare for janitorial and cleaning companies

• The forms: usually the SF-1449, plus amendments (SF-30) and representations.
• The pricing: square-foot production rates and a staffing plan priced from the wage determination, following the Service Contract Act.
• The compliance check: every requirement, attachment and deadline, ticked off.
• The win analysis: what similar contracts at that agency sold for, and who won them.

You set the price, sign and submit. Your first bid: pay only if you submit it.

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Questions

Can someone write my janitorial and cleaning bid for me?

Yes. Seal the Bid prepares the complete federal bid package for janitorial and cleaning companies: the SF-1449, square-foot production rates and a staffing plan priced from the wage determination and a compliance check. You set the price, sign and submit.

How much does janitorial and cleaning bid help cost?

A flat fee: $495 for a Quick Quote, $950 for a Full Bid, from $2,950 for a large proposal. Never a percentage of the contract. You pay for your first bid only if you submit it.

Which wage rules apply to federal janitorial and cleaning contracts?

Usually the Service Contract Act. The solicitation attaches the wage determination, and we price labor from it so you don't underbid.

Where do I find federal janitorial and cleaning contracts?

On SAM.gov, or on our free list of open janitorial and cleaning contracts, updated every morning. 36 are open today.