BEJO CLEANING SERVICE

BEJO CLEANING SERVICE specializes in comprehensive janitorial and facility maintenance services tailored to federal government installations. Their core capabilities include daily custodial operations, waste management, surface disinfection, restroom sanitation, and high-traffic area cleaning using industry-standard protocols and EPA-registered cleaning agents. The contractor delivers mission-critical hygiene and environmental services in secure federal environments, with demonstrated experience maintaining cleanroom-grade standards in diplomatic and public health facilities. Their technical expertise lies in adherence to federal facility maintenance guidelines, infection control best practices, and schedule-driven service delivery under strict compliance frameworks. While no formal certifications are listed, their work implies proficiency in OSHA-compliant procedures, chemical handling, and biohazard waste disposal consistent with U.S. government facility requirements. The contractor has performed exclusively for the Department of State, providing janitorial services to the CDC-EPIH office in Addis Ababa. This engagement reflects a focused relationship supporting U.S. diplomatic and public health missions abroad, where cleanliness and operational continuity are essential to mission readiness. Their work supports the agency’s overseas infrastructure needs through reliable, on-site facility support tailored to international operational environments. Their primary NAICS code, 561720, defines their market as commercial and institutional janitorial services, with a specialization in government-owned or -operated facilities requiring high hygiene standards. They operate within the niche of international federal facility support, serving mission-critical outposts rather than domestic or commercial markets. BEJO CLEANING SERVICE is structured as a small business under the 2J entity classification, with no federal certifications on record. The company maintains a single physical presence in Addis Ababa, positioning it as a localized provider for U.S. government operations in East Africa. Their market presence is defined by direct, mission-aligned service delivery rather than broad geographic reach or diversified certification portfolios.