Facilities & Maintenance

Building maintenance, janitorial services, landscaping, and facilities management

3,934 active opportunities

3,934

Active Opportunities

2,999

Posted Last 7 Days

30 days

Avg Response Window

Top Industries

Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors1066
Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance837
Landscaping Services607
Janitorial Services540
Facilities Support Services480

Set-Aside Distribution

1479
Small Business1034
SDVOSB503
Small Business Set Aside - Total407
No Set Aside263

Top Locations

VA519
CA237
TX216
DC215
WI188

How to Bid on Facilities & Maintenance

Common solicitation considerations

Experience with federal building standards, background check compliance, OSHA certifications, and Service Contract Act wage compliance. Quality control programs required.

These are orientation points, not universal eligibility rules. Verify the response deadline, clauses, evaluation factors, licenses, and submission instructions in the official notice and every amendment.

What to Prepare Before Responding

1Prepare quality control plan
2Document staff background check procedures
3Compile equipment and supply capabilities
4Gather past performance on federal buildings
5Review Service Contract Act wage determinations

Related Resources

SAM.gov Registration 8(a) Certification

Frequently Asked Questions

Federal facilities contracts cover building maintenance, janitorial services, landscaping, HVAC maintenance, electrical services, and comprehensive facilities management. GSA manages many government buildings and awards significant facilities contracts.

The Service Contract Act requires contractors to pay prevailing wages and benefits for service work on federal contracts over $2,500. Wage determinations are published by the Department of Labor and vary by geographic area and occupation.

Qualifications include OSHA safety certifications, quality control programs, background check compliance for staff accessing federal buildings, experience with federal building standards, and appropriate bonding/insurance.

Yes, facilities maintenance contracts are often set aside for small businesses and provide excellent entry points into federal contracting. Many can be performed with limited capital investment compared to other industries.

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