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Current Janitorial Supplies Opportunities
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S201--Janitorial Services l Chattanooga National Cemetery
S201--Janitorial Services l Chattanooga National Cemetery
7930014336632, Polish, Plastic
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NAICS Codes for Janitorial Supplies Contracts
Why Janitorial Supplies Contractors Use NAICS Direct
Frequently Asked Questions
What NAICS code is used for janitorial service government contracts?
Federal janitorial service contracts typically use NAICS 561720 (Janitorial Services). Supply contracts may use 423850. NAICS Direct monitors both.
How do I bid on government cleaning contracts?
You need an active SAM.gov registration, a CAGE code, and to meet the size standard for NAICS 561720 (currently $22.5M average annual receipts for most). NAICS Direct shows you active solicitations — click any bid to access the full package on SAM.gov.
Are janitorial government contracts competitive?
They are competitive but accessible for small businesses. Many are set aside for small businesses or specific certifications. Key differentiators include past performance, bonding, and competitive pricing on the Performance Work Statement.
What's the difference between a janitorial service contract and a supplies contract?
Service contracts (NAICS 561720) pay you to perform cleaning at a government location. Supply contracts (NAICS 423850) pay you to deliver cleaning products and equipment. NAICS Direct shows both.
How much does NAICS Direct cost?
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