1-2605 Scope of Work Student housing Custodial Services .pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFP 2605
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- Mills County, Texas
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This Scope of Work document pertains to custodial services for student housing facilities at Navarro College's Corsicana Campus in Texas. The project encompasses custodial maintenance for approximately twenty-two (22) buildings containing 267 student suites. The scope of work outlines the contractor's responsibilities for cleaning, sanitizing, and maintaining these residential facilities to established standards. The document specifies performance expectations, frequency of cleaning services, and quality assurance requirements that the selected vendor must meet throughout the contract term.
The document establishes detailed performance standards and operational procedures for the custodial services contract, including specifications for cleaning materials, equipment, staffing levels, and safety protocols. The contractor is responsible for daily, weekly, and periodic deep-cleaning activities across all student housing units and common areas. Key performance metrics and inspection procedures are defined to ensure service quality and compliance with institutional standards. The scope addresses emergency response procedures, waste management, and coordination with college facilities management to maintain safe and sanitary living environments for the student population.
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Scope of Work
RFP #2605
Student Housing Custodial Services Corsicana Location
Service Address
Student Housing Units: 3200 W 7th Avenue Corsicana TX
Number of Buildings: Twenty-two (22) with approximately 267 Suites
Pricing shall include the scheduled student housing unit cleanings as defined in the Scope of
Work, including the two (2) scheduled cleanings per year.
Any additional or unscheduled cleaning of student housing units shall be considered as-needed services and will be performed at the rates provided on the Additional Services Pricing Sheet.
Pre-Proposal Conference
A mandatory preproposal conference and site visit will be held for all interested vendors on June
30, 2026 at 10am.
Location:
Corsicana Campus – Physical Plant
3200 W. 7th Avenue
Corsicana, Tx 75110
Attendance is mandatory. Vendors must have a representative present and sign the attendance sheet to be considered responsive to this solicitation.
Contract Termination
Either party may cancel this contract with ninety (90) days written notice.
Contract Term
The initial contract term will begin September 1, 2026, and continue for a period of two (2) years, ending August 31, 2028.
Navarro College reserves the right to renew the contract for up to three (3) additional one-year terms, contingent upon satisfactory vendor performance and mutual agreement of both parties.
A performance review will be conducted at the end of each renewal year to determine whether the contract will be extended for the following year.
Student Housing Cleaning
Navarro College Student Housing currently consists of approximately 267 suites in 22 housing buildings.
These units will be cleaned approximately two (2) times per year.
Primary cleaning services shall be performed during the following periods:
• Post–Spring Semester Move-Out: May through August, in preparation for the Fall semester
• Post–Fall Semester Move-Out: December, following student checkouts for the semester break
Detail Cleaning
• Full bathroom sanitation
• Floor cleaning
• Dusting of surfaces
• Appliance cleaning
• Trash removal
• Cleaning of walls, ceiling, vents, light fixtures
• Closets
• All furnishings including dorm furniture
• Windows
• Replacing shower curtains / rods (provided by the College)
Common areas (lounges, hallways, stairwells, entryways)
• Floor cleaning
• Windows
• All furnishings
• Surface wipe-down
• Light fixtures and Vents
• Closets
Floor Care Services
The vendor must possess and utilize commercial-grade, professional deep-cleaning equipment appropriate for residence hall environments and high-traffic institutional facilities.
At a minimum, the vendor shall be capable of performing the following services using proper equipment and industry-standard methods:
Carpeted Areas
• Deep cleaning using commercial carpet extraction equipment designed for large-scale residential facilities
• Removal of embedded soil, stains, and odors associated with student occupancy
• Equipment must be suitable for use in furnished student rooms and common areas
Tile and Hard Surface Flooring
• Routine cleaning using commercial-grade equipment
• Stripping and waxing using professional floor care machinery, including appropriate buffers, burnishers, and applicators
• Floors must be properly prepared, treated, and finished to meet institutional standards for durability and appearance
Cleaning schedules will be coordinated with the Navarro College Housing
Department. The vendor must be able to adjust staffing and schedules during peak periods to meet move-in readiness deadlines.
Supervisor / Apartment Units
In addition to standard student housing rooms, the College has designated supervisor apartment-style units that include a kitchen and additional living space.
These units require the same level of cleaning as student rooms, with the addition of kitchen areas.
Supervisor / Apartment Cleaning Includes:
• All services outlined for standard student housing rooms
• Kitchen cleaning, including:
o Sink and fixtures o Countertops and backsplash
• Exterior and interior of appliances (refrigerator, microwave, oven/stovetop as applicable)
• Cabinet fronts and accessible interior shelving
• Additional living areas (if applicable)
There are 6 Supervisor units (Building / Room #) - 3/210 – 8/231 – 9/167 – 13/147 – 16/159 – 31/172
Additional and As-Needed Services (Student / Supervisor Housing)
Throughout the academic year, the College may request additional services beyond the standard scope of work. These services will be performed on an as-needed basis and billed per occurrence with prior approval.
Examples of additional services include, but are not limited to:
• Preparing rooms for new occupants due to room changes or reassignments
• Cleaning rooms vacated during semester
• Touch-up or corrective cleaning identified during Residence Life inspections
• Cleaning or re-cleaning rooms following early student checkouts
Spiff Cleaning (Per Occurrence):
Includes a full refresh of the assigned space, including:
• Bathroom cleaning
• Floor cleaning
• Trash removal
• Surface wipe-down
• Cleaning of all furnishings, including dorm furniture
• Interior window cleaning
• Replacing shower curtains / rods (provided by the College)
Or
Detail Cleaning (as previously defined in this RFP)
Subcontracting
No subcontracting of any services under this contract shall be permitted unless prior written approval is obtained from the Navarro College Risk Management Coordinator.
Insurance Requirements
The vendor must provide evidence of adequate insurance coverage with the RFP submission, including:
1. Workers’ Compensation Insurance (or approved waiver)
2. Public Liability Insurance with limits of $500,000 / $500,000
3. Property Damage Insurance with limits of $300,000 / $300,000
4. Automobile Coverage including bodily injury and physical damage
5. Vendor must be insured and bonded
Navarro College reserves the right to request updated certificates of insurance during the contract term
References
The vendor must provide three (3) commercial references. The reference list must include:
• Company name
• Address
• Contact person
• Telephone number
References should represent similar custodial service contracts.
Contractor Supervision and Communication
The contractor must designate one responsible representative who can be contacted by:
• Text
• Cell phone
This contact must be available during all working hours, including periods when:
• Classes are not in session
• The college remains open
The representative must maintain communication with the Navarro College Physical Plant
Department and report any maintenance or safety issues observed during service.
Personnel Requirements
All contractor employees assigned to Navarro College must:
• Conduct themselves in a professional manner
• Wear identifiable uniforms
• Follow all Navarro College policies
The contractor shall provide Navarro College with a current list of all employees assigned to work under this contract. This list must include employee name, position title and assigned location (if applicable).
The contractor must maintain and update this list as staffing changes occur and provide updates to Navarro College upon request or when changes are made.
Any substitutions, new hires, or reassignments must be reported to Navarro College prior to or immediately upon assignment. All replacement personnel must meet the same qualifications and requirements as originally assigned staff.
Navarro College reserves the right to require removal of any employee deemed unsuitable, disruptive, or a security concern.
Background Screening
The contractor is responsible for ensuring employees working on campus have appropriate background screening consistent with industry standards.
Security and Access
Contractor personnel will only access buildings necessary to perform contracted services.
Navarro College may issue keys, access cards, or entry credentials as necessary. The contractor will be responsible for:
• Proper use of issued access devices
• Immediate reporting of lost keys or cards
• Returning all access devices upon request or contract termination
Replacement costs for lost keys or security devices may be charged to the contractor
Storage and Facilities
The only storage provided by Navarro College will be utility closets within buildings where supplies may be stored.
The contractor must coordinate storage with the Physical Plant Administrator.
Navarro College does not provide storage facilities for vehicles or large equipment.
Equipment and Cleaning Supplies
The contractor shall provide all equipment and cleaning supplies necessary to perform normal custodial services, including but not limited to:
• Vacuums
• Floor machines
• Cleaning solutions
• Waxes
• Disinfectants / Sprays / Cleaners
All disinfectants and chemicals must comply with CDC and EPA guidelines
Lighting Maintenance Responsibilities
The contractor shall be responsible for replacing burned-out light bulbs (under ten (10) feet in height) and cleaning light fixtures as needed. Navarro College will furnish all lightbulbs.
Navarro College Maintenance will be responsible for providing all light bulbs, repairing ballasts, and replacing bulbs located above ten (10) feet.
Safety and Regulatory Compliance
The contractor must comply with all federal, state, and local safety regulations, including:
• OSHA standards
• EPA guidelines
• CDC sanitation recommendations
All chemicals must be properly labeled and stored.
The contractor must provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all chemicals used on Navarro
College property.
Exterior Entry Areas
The contractor shall be responsible for cleaning:
• Porches
• Steps
• Walkways within ten (10) feet of each building entrance.
Quality Control and Inspection
The contractor must maintain a quality control program to ensure services meet contract standards.
Navarro College reserves the right to conduct periodic inspections of all facilities.
If services are found to be unsatisfactory, the contractor will be required to correct deficiencies within a timeframe determined by Navarro College.
Repeated service deficiencies may result in:
• Contract termination
Navarro College Physical Plant personnel will serve as the primary inspection authority
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