KTR Questions and Answers.pdf

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Janitorial Services at the Isabella Resident Office
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a janitorial services contract at the Isabella Resident Office, solicitation number W9123825QA010. The Q&A provides specific details about the cleaning requirements, including a cleaning frequency of 2 days per week, confirmation that all areas have tile flooring, window cleaning services required twice per year (12 windows measuring 3ft 10in x 3ft 8in), and clarification that the contractor must provide all supplies. The document is associated with a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) price-only competition for janitorial services at a facility located in Lake Isabella, California, covering approximately 3,600 square feet of administrative office and maintenance shop spaces.

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Questions and Answers Isabella Resident Office - Janitorial

W9123825QA010

Q1. What is your desired cleaning frequency per week?

Answer: PWS said 2 days per week.

Q2. Could you please provide a breakdown of the areas by flooring type (carpet, tile, etc.)?

Answer: All areas are tile.

Q3. Will window cleaning services be required? If so, what is the desired frequency per year, and could you provide the number and size of the windows?

Answer: Windows cleaning required 2 times per year. See item 5 on PWS. 12 windows and screens 3ft 10 in x 3ft 8 in.

Q4. Will the government be providing any supplies, such as toilet paper or multi-folders?

Answer: No, All supplies will be provided by the contractor.

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