HOAGS, INC.

HOAGS, INC. provides specialized janitorial and facility maintenance services for federal government installations, with demonstrated experience supporting U.S. Department of Agriculture facilities in remote and forested regions. The company delivers comprehensive cleaning, waste management, sanitization, and custodial operations tailored to the operational needs of federal office spaces within the Ottawa National Forest, including locations such as Kenton, Ontonagon, and Watersmeet. Their technical expertise lies in adhering to federal environmental and safety standards while maintaining high hygiene benchmarks in low-traffic, geographically isolated settings. HOAGS distinguishes itself through responsive, on-site service delivery, use of EPA Safer Choice-certified cleaning agents, and strict compliance with OSHA and federal facility maintenance protocols. The contractor has established a focused relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting district offices within the Forest Service infrastructure. This engagement reflects an understanding of the unique operational demands of rural federal outposts, where consistent, reliable custodial services are critical to maintaining functional work environments and public health standards. HOAGS operates exclusively within the janitorial services sector, classified under NAICS 561720, which encompasses building cleaning and maintenance for public and private facilities. Their market positioning is narrowly defined, concentrating on mission-critical custodial support for federal land management agencies, particularly those managing dispersed, non-urban facilities. This specialization allows for deep familiarity with the logistical and environmental constraints of federal forest service operations. HOAGS, INC. is a small, unclassified entity with no federal certifications on record. The company maintains a limited but targeted geographic presence, focused on delivering services to federal sites in the Upper Midwest, particularly within USDA-managed national forest districts. Their business model emphasizes operational agility, local workforce deployment, and adherence to federal facility standards without reliance on large-scale corporate infrastructure.