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Common Area Cleaning Services

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The contract involves providing routine monthly cleaning services for a total area of 6,210 square meters of common spaces. The scope of work includes dusting, mopping, trash removal, and disinfecting high-touch surfaces to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. This work will be performed in Baghdad and is overseen by the American Embassy Baghdad under the Department of State. It is a subcontract arrangement classified under NAICS code 561720, which relates to janitorial services. The contract aims to ensure a consistently clean environment in the embassy’s common areas through regular maintenance activities. The solicitation was posted on February 12, 2026, with no specified set-aside or organization type designated.

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Monthly janitorial services for 6,210 sqm in Baghdad's American Embassy common areas.

Agency

Department Of State → American Embassy BaghdadView Agency

NAICS

561720 - Janitorial ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Baghdad, IQ-BG, IRQ

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PostedFeb 12

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AgencyDepartment Of State → American Embassy Baghdad

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Department Of State → American Embassy Baghdad

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Routine monthly cleaning of 6,210 square meters of common areas, including dusting, mopping, trash removal, and disinfecting high-touch surfaces.

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