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Green or Eco-Friendly Cleaning Services

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This subcontract for Green or Eco-Friendly Cleaning Services requires the use of environmentally safe, low-VOC, and EPA-certified cleaning products and methods. The contract aims to support sustainability initiatives, potentially aiding in LEED certification or other environmental reporting efforts. It is associated with NAICS code 561720 and was posted on May 1, 2026. The contracting agency is Region 4 ESC - TX, under the State of Texas, although specific location details for the office and performance sites are not provided. The scope focuses on delivering cleaning services that align with eco-friendly standards, emphasizing reduced environmental impact through the selection of cleaning agents and procedures. This aligns with broader goals of sustainability and regulatory compliance, supporting organizations striving for greener operations. The contract is accessible through Omni Partners, indicating its inclusion as a subcontract opportunity within public sector procurement channels.

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Green cleaning subcontract requiring EPA-certified, low-VOC products for sustainable, eco-friendly service delivery.

Agency

State of Texas → Region 4 ESC - TXView Agency

NAICS

561720 - Janitorial ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, US

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PostedMay 1

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AgencyState of Texas → Region 4 ESC - TX

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State of Texas → Region 4 ESC - TX

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Use of environmentally safe, low-VOC, and EPA-certified cleaning products and methods, potentially supporting sustainability reporting or LEED compliance.

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