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CONTRACT: JANITORIAL CLEANING SERVICES
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Bid 2976-25
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Strafford County, New Hampshire

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This is a scope of work document from the New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NH DOC) for janitorial cleaning services at their Field Services office located at 17 Main Street in Newport, NH. The services require one day per week maintenance after 3 PM, with the specific day to be agreed upon between the contractor and facility contact Rudy Grzanna. The scope includes weekly maintenance tasks such as mat vacuuming, glass/mirror cleaning, bathroom/kitchen sanitation, trash removal, spot cleaning of carpets/furniture/walls, floor sweeping/mopping, and dusting. Monthly services include vacuuming upholstered chairs and thorough bathroom cleaning, while quarterly services require cleaning ceiling diffusers.

The facility is approximately 2,300 square feet serving 5 employees, with 50% carpet and 50% linoleum flooring, and includes 2 bathrooms. The state provides paper towels, toilet paper, hand soap, and trash can liners, while the contractor must supply all other cleaning consumables. Criminal background checks are required for all employees, and the contractor must comply with NH DOC policies prohibiting the employment of anyone with probation, parole, or criminal records. Emergency daytime cleaning services may be requested on a per-event basis, and all trash disposal must comply with state and local laws.

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Attachment 1
Department of Corrections
Criminal/Background checks will be required for any and all employees that will be entering the facility.
NH DOC (Field Services)

17 Main Street Newport, NH 03773

Rudy Grzanna (603) 477-3737
rudiger.j.grzanna@doc.nh.govNewport District Office, 17 Main Street, Newport NH 03773
One Day Per Week Maintenance After 3 PM

(The scheduled day will be agreed upon by the contractor and Rudy Grzanna)

Weekly Maintenance
Clean Mats (vacuum only)All entrances
Glass / Mirror CleaningAll mirrors, glass partitions/doors and entrance/view window doors
Lavatory/Kitchen CleaningAll, Clean and sanitize toilet bowls, urinals, sinks, counters, floors, and fixtures, restock toilet paper, paper towels. Spot clean walls and receptacles
Receptacle EmptyingAll areas clean and replace liner
Spot Clean CarpetingAll floors
Spot Clean FurnitureAll floors
Spot Clean Walls, Doors & Light SwitchesAll floors
hallwaySwept and mopped
Vacuum CarpetsAll areas
Low DustAll ledges, furniture, pictures and window sills
High DustAll areas
Monthly Maintenance
Vacuum Upholstered ChairsAll areas
All restroomsScrub, clean, disinfect, all walls/floors, waste can, sanitary disposal containers
Quarterly Maintenance
Clean Ceiling DiffusersAll Floors
Special Additional Information
• Approximately SQ. FT = 2,300 square feet for 5 employees; Carpet 50%, Linoleum 50%

• 2 bathrooms

• Contractor shall comply with all NH DOC (Department of Corrections) Policies not to have any persons affiliated with probation, parole, or criminal police records employed for this service.

• Emergency daytime cleaning of Restrooms/Public area on a per event basis as requested.

• Janitor shall removal and dispose of all Trash (All trash shall be disposed of in accordance with all State/local laws)

• State supplies Paper Towels, Toilet Paper, Hand Soap and Trash Can liners, all other consumables are to be supplied by Janitor, for janitorial tasks (not to stock agency supplies).

mailto:rudiger.j.grzanna@doc.nh.gov

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