Level 2 SOW-Additional Proactive Cleaning Requirements for Specified FAA Facilities.docx
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This document outlines a federal contract solicitation for janitorial services. The Federal Aviation Administration is seeking proposals for janitorial services at multiple locations within the Indianapolis district, as described in the associated statement of work. Offerors must have a current SAM registration and not be suspended or debarred. Proposals are due no later than March 30, 2022 by 5:00 PM Eastern time and must be submitted via email. Questions are due by March 16th. The contract period is one base year with four option years, starting October 1, 2022. The NAICS code is 561720 and the size standard is $19.5 million average annual receipts. The set-aside is for small businesses and the award will be made to the lowest priced technically acceptable offer.
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Additional Proactive Cleaning Requirements for all Specified FAA Facilities
These guidelines supplement the Statement of Work for Janitorial Services already in place and all terms and conditions apply to this supplement.
These guidelines are in line with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and must be followed when cleaning and disinfecting the various areas, materials and surfaces.
Facilities Covered:
· ATCTs
· ARTCCs
· TRACONs
Cleaning Requirements:
1) Wipe/disinfect high traffic, high touch point areas with a CDC approved disinfectant
· Dayshift (7am-3pm): Wipe/disinfect all areas one additional time
· Evening (3pm-Midnight): Wipe/disinfect all areas one additional time
· Mid Shift (Midnight-7 am): Wipe/disinfect all areas one additional time (in 24/7 Operational areas)
High traffic/High touch areas include but are not limited to:
· High Traffic Entry and exit doors
· High traffic Stairwell Handrails
· Elevator control panels and call buttons (if applicable)
· Rest room doors (Entry doors and Stall doors) Restroom sinks and counters
· Cafeteria Q line
· Cafeteria tables should be cleaned between each use
· Public use telephones (Guard Desks, Offices, Lobbies, conference rooms, etc.)
· Public use tables (inside and outside)
· Conference room doors and tables
· Conference room tables
· Stairwell handrails and doors
Additional high traffic areas or areas that require more frequent cleaning specific to the Location as applicable:
1. Common work areas - work surfaces and chairs (arms and back)
1. All breakrooms, including smoke room (tables, chairs, lounge chairs, vending machines, microwaves, stove knobs)-All Surfaces
1. All restrooms
1. All entry/exit doors/door handles/push bars
1. Equip Room entrance/exit doors
1. Areas identified by the site point of contact.
2) Operational Air Traffic Control Rooms/ Cabs at all locations - Wipe/disinfect non-critical surfaces in the area as allowed, in accordance with CDC COVID-19 cleaning guidelines, per frequency requirements above, including:
a. A thorough wipe down of all chair arms.
b. Thoroughly spray chair seats with a disinfectant spray.
c. Thorough wipe down of desktops within operations area.
3) For specific questions related operational equipment cleaning, refer to the following link:
NMA-20-029 Guidance regarding disinfecting National Airspace System (NAS) position equipment
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