HAGADONE KATHLEEN

Hagadone Kathleen specializes in janitorial and facility maintenance services tailored to federal government installations, delivering high-standard cleaning and sanitation protocols in secure and mission-critical environments. Their technical expertise includes adherence to federal facility hygiene standards, use of EPA-registered disinfectants, waste disposal compliance, and scheduled custodial operations aligned with GSA and DHS facility management guidelines. As a Woman-Owned Business, the contractor brings a commitment to quality service delivery with an emphasis on reliability, attention to detail, and operational consistency—key differentiators in government contracting where accountability and regulatory compliance are paramount. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience supporting the Department of Homeland Security, providing facility maintenance services that ensure clean, safe, and operational environments for federal personnel and infrastructure. Their work supports the agency’s mission-critical facilities through routine janitorial tasks, deep cleaning cycles, and compliance with federal environmental and safety regulations, reflecting a focused relationship built on meeting stringent operational requirements. Hagadone Kathleen’s primary industry focus is in NAICS 561720, which encompasses building cleaning and maintenance services for public sector clients. This vertical requires precise execution of custodial standards, inventory management of cleaning supplies, and coordination with facility managers to align service schedules with agency operations. The contractor positions itself as a niche provider of compliant, consistent janitorial support within federal facilities, particularly those requiring heightened security and sanitation controls. Structurally organized as a small, woman-owned business, Hagadone Kathleen operates from Eureka, Montana, with a localized but federally recognized presence. The entity holds official Woman-Owned Business certification, enhancing its eligibility for set-aside contracts and underscoring its commitment to diversity in federal contracting. While geographically concentrated, its service model is designed to meet the standardized requirements of federal facility operations across multiple sites.