Site Visit Questions and Answers 01122026.docx
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- LA Gateway Janitorial
- Solicitation number
- 127EAY26Q0006
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document is a Site Visit Questions and Answers file for the LA Gateway Janitorial contract (Solicitation Number 127EAY26Q0006) issued by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The Q&A session covers specific cleaning details for a 2-story, approximately 4,250 square foot district office building, addressing key operational parameters such as window cleaning (inside only), handling of locked rooms, and supply provisions. The government will provide 50-gallon trash bags for shredders, large recycling trash cans, and external trash receptacles, while the contractor must supply all other cleaning materials and is required to use environmentally preferred, biobased products. Cleaning scope excludes internal refrigerator cleaning and locked room access, focusing on standard janitorial services for the LA Gateway Ranger District of the Angeles National Forest.
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01/12/2025 Site Visit Questions and Answers
Q1: Window cleaning. Do we clean the outside of the window, or just the inside?
A1: Just the inside of the windows.
Q2: Do we clean locked rooms?
A2: No, you do not.
Q3: What supplies does the government/contractor supply?
A3: Government will only supply the 50-gallon trash bags used for the shredder, large recycling trash cans and the trash can located outside by the front lobby and outside located by the kitchen. All other cleaning supplies are to be supplied by the contractor.
Q4: Does the contract require the use of environmentally preferred products i.e. biobased products?
A4: Yes
Q5: Do we clean the inside of the refrigerator?
A5: No, just the outside of the refrigerator.
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