RELAY RESOURCES

Relay Resources specializes in mission-critical janitorial and facility maintenance services for federal installations, with deep expertise in custodial operations, environmental surface management, and specialized infrastructure support. The contractor delivers comprehensive cleaning protocols for high-security federal buildings, including courthouses, air traffic control facilities, and military powerhouses, adhering to strict federal hygiene, safety, and sustainability standards. Technical capabilities extend to niche services such as tree injection for urban canopy preservation, porous pavement installation in tree wells, and pressure washing of public plazas—demonstrating an integrated approach to groundskeeping and facility stewardship that combines traditional custodial practices with environmental stewardship and infrastructure maintenance. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the General Services Administration, providing sustained janitorial services for federal courthouses and administrative facilities across the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Seattle and Portland. Additional engagements with the Department of Defense involve routine and mission-essential cleaning of sensitive operational sites, including powerhouses and support buildings, while a single contract with the Department of Transportation reflects experience in maintaining critical air traffic control infrastructure. These partnerships indicate a proven ability to operate in secure, high-traffic federal environments with minimal disruption. Relay Resources operates primarily under NAICS 561720, focusing on janitorial services for federal real property, with secondary activity in office administrative support. Their market positioning centers on reliable, long-term facility maintenance contracts for government-owned infrastructure, emphasizing continuity, compliance, and responsiveness to facility-specific operational needs. The firm is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, and maintains a regional footprint aligned with federal facility clusters in the Pacific Northwest. While not certified under any government programs, its sustained performance across multiple agencies underscores operational reliability and adherence to federal service delivery standards.