UNSPSC 76110000: Cleaning and janitorial services

Janitorial Services includes building maintenance, organisation of office cleaning & window washing, coordination of handymann services, collection and handling of malfunction messages, set up and care of the rules of the house.

UNSPSC 76110000 Cleaning and janitorial services, a Family code, encompasses routine and specialized facility cleaning that state and local governments procure across administrative buildings, schools, transit facilities, parks, treatment plants, law enforcement, and utility operations. Recent activity shows purchasing for daily restroom sanitation, floor care (vacuuming, mopping, stripping, waxing), trash removal, specialized services such as carpet shampooing and window cleaning, and equipment-specific work including kitchen hood cleaning and fryer maintenance. Issuing bodies span state departments (Kentucky Finance and Administration, Maryland Department of General Services, Illinois Department of Transportation, Nevada State Purchasing Division), counties (Orange County California, Chatham County Georgia, Harris County Texas), cities (Phoenix, Tampa, Tucson, Covington, Lynn, Ocala, Sebastian, Norcross, Norfolk, Amesbury), school districts (Pinellas County, Lake County, Polk County, Hadley), utilities (Kissimmee Utility Authority, Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority), universities (Texas State University, Georgia Southern University, Atlantic Cape Community College), and special-purpose districts (Orange County Transportation Authority). Repeat buyers in the recent sample include Florida municipalities (Tampa, Ocala, Sebastian, Milton) and several Georgia jurisdictions (Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority, City of Norcross, City of Covington, Georgia Southern University).

Geographic concentration appears strongest in Florida, Georgia, California, and the Northeast (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Maine), with activity also present in Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, Kentucky, Missouri, Texas, Illinois, and Indiana. Representative recent opportunities include Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority RFP for custodial services at two treatment divisions (proposals due November 5, 2026), Connecticut Department of Administrative Services ITB for DMV custodial services with mandatory pre-bid site visit on October 26, 2026 (bids due November 3, 2026), City of Norcross RFP for custodial cleaning services covering nine facilities (proposals due November 20, 2026 with local-firm bonus scoring), City of Phoenix sealed offers for Fire Department custodial services at 24 facilities (offers due November 5, 2026 with $1 million performance surety requirement), City of Phoenix sealed offers for Bus Stop and Transit Center Cleaning Services covering 868 bus stops and 16 transit facilities (proposals due September 21, 2026), and Georgia Southern University RFP for custodial services across four campuses (proposals due October 28, 2026). Contract terms typically run one to five years with optional renewal periods; pricing structures vary between unit rates, lump sums, and monthly fixed fees. Set-asides and preferences appear frequently—Kentucky resident and veteran preferences, Maryland small business reserves, Florida local business preferences, Illinois Business Enterprise Program goals, and California prevailing wage requirements are common. Most procurements require mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits, insurance from $250,000 to $2 million in general liability coverage, and background checks for employees.