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The contract for custodial services at Grand Teton National Park covers maintenance and janitorial operations at the Craig Thomas Discovery Visitor Center, the Laurence S. Rockefeller Visitor Center, and 20 seasonal residential housing units located throughout the park. The base performance period runs from May 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027, with four optional one-year extensions available through March 31, 2031. Services must be performed during non-public hours, adhering to strict cleaning standards that include daily and weekly tasks such as restroom sanitation, floor maintenance, surface disinfection, mirror cleaning, and rodent droppings removal, all aligned with OSHA guidelines and the use of bio-based cleaning products as required by the USDA BioPreferred Program. Work must meet an Acceptable Quality Level of 95% for each task, verified through monthly inspections by the Contracting Officer’s Representative, with non-conforming work resulting in payment deductions. All personnel must pass government background checks, obtain facility credentials, and be proficient in English, while the contractor must submit approved Safety and Quality Control Plans prior to commencement. Labor standards are governed by the Service Contract Act, with wage rates and fringe benefits based on Department of Labor Wage Determination 2015-5409 Revision 27 for Wyoming counties including Teton. The contract is structured as a small business set-aside under NAICS code 561720, and offers must demonstrate prior experience with at least three recent custodial projects, a detailed project narrative addressing quality control, safety protocols, and management structure, along with a competitive and reasonable price. Invoicing is required through the Invoice Processing Platform, and the contractor must comply with numerous Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses covering subcontracting, government property, whistleblower protections, electronic payments, and restrictions on covered telecommunications and cybersecurity-related products. All cleaning supplies must be properly labeled with bio-based content and comply with federal specifications, though no barcoding or military packaging standards apply. The award will be made based on best value, considering price, technical acceptability, and prior experience without formal weighting or scoring, reflecting simplified acquisition procedures.