Featured Bid Requests

Real Bid Requests, Shown in Full

These are real government bid requests, featured with the full detail a bidder needs to judge the work — the scope, the term, what the buyer paid before, and what's required. All identifying information is removed: no agency names, no locations, no solicitation numbers, no portal links. What's left is the work itself — which is the part that matters.

Due dates are shown as week windows. When a window passes, the card stays on this board, marked EXPIRED. Past bid requests stay up too — with their winners, taken from public award records, below.

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Janitorial Services — Common Areas

A current bid request — posted by a government buyer, open now.

Scope of Work

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, equipment, and supplies necessary to provide janitorial and custodial services for the common areas of residential housing communities. Areas of service include lobbies, hallways, public restrooms, and laundry rooms. Services are recurring and shall be performed on a scheduled basis, including floor care, cleaning and sanitizing of restroom fixtures, trash removal, and cleaning of glass, doors, and common-area surfaces.

Bid Due Date
1st week of Nov
Term
1-year contract, renewable up to 5 years
Prior-Year Award
$90,000
Work Type
Recurring service — same buildings, same route

Requirements

  • Registration with the agency prior to submission.
  • Commercial general liability insurance meeting the agency's minimum limits.
  • Background checks for all crew members assigned to this contract.
  • All required forms and documents submitted with the bid. Incomplete bids will be considered non-responsive.

Fit Score: 91 / 100 — strong fit for a cleaning company with a small crew and reliable people. Why: it is the same route and the same buildings on a contract, not one-off jobs you chase every week. Watch out: insurance minimums and background checks for your crew — real requirements, handled once, up front.

Every figure on a card is the buyer's own published number for the work — never a promise of what any business will earn. New bid requests are featured as they're verified; expired ones stay up, marked, so you can see what this work looks like over time.

Past Bid Requests — Winners

These bid requests have closed, and the results are public. The winner and the winning amount below come from published award records — the buyer stays removed, the same as every card above. This is what the work really goes for, and who actually gets it.

Winner names and amounts are taken from public award records. They show what a buyer paid on a past request — never a promise of what any business will earn on the next one.

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