Spooner janitorial

The Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs (WisDMA) has initiated a procurement process for janitorial services at the Spooner National Guard Armory located in Spooner, Wisconsin. The contract opportunity, posted on April 1, 2019, seeks qualified janitorial service providers to maintain the facility located at 624 East Maple Street Route 2. Potential bidders are required to submit comprehensive proposals that outline their capability to perform professional cleaning and maintenance services for the National Guard facility. The solicitation covers a range of janitorial tasks, likely including routine cleaning, sanitation, floor maintenance, and general upkeep of the armory's interior and potentially exterior spaces. Interested vendors must submit their detailed proposals by the specified due date of May 7, 2019, which represents a critical deadline for bid submission. The procurement is specifically focused on servicing the Spooner National Guard Armory, with the geographic scope encompassing Winnebago County and Spencer Village jurisdictions in Wisconsin.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, government contract opportunities frequently include provisions for small businesses, veteran-owned businesses, or disadvantaged business enterprises. The solicitation does not indicate a predetermined budget range or specific award value for the janitorial services contract. No incumbent vendor information is provided in the current documentation, and there are no explicit details regarding integration requirements with existing facility infrastructure or technologies. The procurement appears to be a standard service contract seeking a qualified janitorial service provider to maintain the National Guard armory facility. Potential bidders should carefully review the full solicitation documentation to understand the complete scope of work, any specific qualifications required, and the precise evaluation criteria that will be used to assess submitted proposals.