Custodial Staffing and Workload Consultant
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This subcontract for the University of Florida Division of Facilities Services seeks a Custodial Staffing and Workload Consultant to perform operational audits and workforce redesign for prime contractors. The selected consultant will be responsible for conducting square footage analysis and designing staffing structures for 300 FTEs based on APPA frameworks. Key deliverables include the development of equitable workloads, custodial routes, cleaning maps, and task cards, as well as the provision of editable operational tools and route sheets. Expertise in APPA custodial standards is a mandatory requirement for this engagement. The project falls under NAICS code 541611, with a response deadline set for November 6, 2026. Interested parties can find further details through the Florida SciQuest bidding portal.
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This scope was carved out of FY27-ITN-004.
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Custodial Workforce Consulting
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