UNSPSC 76111600: Building component cleaning services

UNSPSC 76111600 Building component cleaning services is a Class code that encompasses routine janitorial and custodial maintenance of state and local facilities—restroom sanitation, floor care, trash removal, and general interior cleaning performed at government offices, schools, correctional facilities, transit centers, parks, and specialized buildings. State and local governments are actively procuring these services across all jurisdictional tiers: state departments (Kentucky State Treasurer, Texas Workforce Commission, Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration, Michigan Department of Technology Management and Budget, Illinois Department of Transportation, Texas Department of Public Safety), counties (Camden County Georgia, Fairfax County Virginia, Hillsborough County Florida, Sarasota County Florida, San Mateo County California), cities (Santa Monica, Pembroke Pines, Huntsville, Wichita, Sarasota, Tolleson), school districts (Fontana Unified, Elk Rapids Schools, Tupelo Public Schools, Bibb County Schools), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and special districts (Maine Department of Veterans and Emergency Management, Illinois Secretary of State). Recent solicitations show strong recurring activity from Illinois state agencies, Michigan school districts, Texas state departments, Colorado state facilities, Maine agencies using Work Center set-asides, and California municipalities and counties.

The scope of work under this code ranges from compact single-building facilities (Maine Veterans' Cemetery at 1,200 square feet, Illinois driver services offices at 1,500–3,500 square feet) to sprawling multi-site operations (Michigan statewide contract covering 265 facilities across ten agencies; Texas HHSC covering 80+ facilities across ten regions; Colorado Capitol Complex and satellite facilities; Michigan Elk Rapids Schools at five buildings totaling 300,000+ square feet). Representative recent opportunities include the Kentucky State Treasurer's janitorial services RFB for 18,480 square feet at West Frankfort (due August 4, 2026), the Texas Workforce Commission's IFB for McAllen and El Paso facilities at 30,000 combined square feet with VetHUB subcontracting requirements (due August 12), Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration's RFP for 13 state facilities with SDVOSB encouragement and nightly custodial services (due July 22, extended from July 15), Michigan Department of Technology Management and Budget's statewide RFP covering 265 facilities with Community Rehabilitation Organization and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business set-asides and January 1, 2027 start (due August 6), and Illinois Secretary of State's multiple small RFQs for driver services facilities with prevailing wage requirements (due July 23). Evaluation criteria vary widely but commonly emphasize cost (often 40%), past performance and experience (10–30%), staffing and management capability (15–30%), and operational methodology and quality assurance (15–30%). Winning bidders typically provide all labor, equipment, and supplies except consumables (toilet paper, soap, trash liners) supplied by the issuing body; maintain specified insurance (general liability $1–2 million, workers' compensation at statutory limits); comply with prevailing wage or living wage ordinances in jurisdictions imposing them; and achieve performance thresholds of 85–90% on formal inspections, with liquidated damages, service credits, or termination clauses applied for deficiencies. Geographic concentration spans Texas, Illinois, Michigan, Colorado, California, Maine, Georgia, and Florida, with notable activity in mid-size markets (Colorado, Michigan statewide; Illinois multiple facilities) and large urban transit and municipal centers (California, Texas, Florida).