Everyday American Services, Inc.

Everyday American Services, Inc. is a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned small business registered in SAM.gov since 2011, with an active registration until December 2025. The company specializes in providing janitorial and facility maintenance services to federal agencies, primarily focusing on cleaning and maintaining recreational facilities, national forests, dams, and lake areas. While limited background information is available from the provided data, the company appears to be a service-oriented business that operates across multiple states, including California, Missouri, and Texas, with a demonstrated track record of successfully executing federal contracts for facility maintenance and cleaning services.

The company has secured multiple federal contract awards, predominantly from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Forest Service, all designated as total small business set-asides. These contracts have consistently involved janitorial and maintenance services at various recreational sites, including Lake Sonoma/Warm Springs Dam Recreation Area in California, Hensley Lake in Raymond, New Hogan Dam and Lake in Calaveras County, Mark Twain Lake, and Olympic National Forest. The contract values have ranged from $329,667 to $792,232.93, with services encompassing comprehensive facility maintenance such as restroom cleaning, garbage collection, litter removal, campground and picnic area maintenance, and overall facility upkeep. Each contract has been structured as a firm-fixed-price purchase order with multiple-year performance periods, typically including a base year and option years.

Everyday American Services, Inc. has been awarded an indefinite delivery contract (IDV) by the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region, valued at $100,000 and running through April 2030. This single-award, small business set-aside contract focuses specifically on janitorial services for vault toilet cleaning across the Olympic National Forest and Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. The IDV requires the company to provide comprehensive cleaning services at 77 distinct sites, including tasks such as garbage removal, toilet paper restocking, surface disinfection, floor cleaning, and maintaining a clean, orderly appearance of toilet facilities. The contract allows for task orders with potential multiple site visits per week during the active season from May to September, demonstrating the company's specialized expertise in maintaining recreational facility sanitation and cleanliness.