S--SERVICE - JANITORIAL SERVICES FOR FWS OCCOQUAN BAY NWR.

The contract solicitation seeks janitorial services for the Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge under a Total Small Business Set-Aside, with the NAICS code 561720, requiring proposals from small business concerns. The solicitation, numbered 140FS326Q0105, was posted on July 27, 2026, with responses due by July 31, 2026, and is administered by the FWS SAT Team 3 within the Department of the Interior, located in Falls Church, Virginia. Evaluation of proposals will follow a best-value trade-off approach, prioritizing price first, followed by the acceptability of the specification or proposal, past performance from CPARS/FAPIS, and the contracting officer’s personal knowledge of the offeror’s history, without assigned numerical weights or adjectival ratings. The place of performance is clearly identified as Occoquan Bay NWR, with no other delivery or shipment terms specified, and payment will be made exclusively through the U.S. Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, with all inquiries directed to the primary point of contact, Chantal Bashizi. The contract includes a comprehensive set of FAR clauses governing labor standards, including minimum wage requirements under Executive Order 14026 and paid sick leave under Executive Order 13706, as well as requirements for equal opportunity, affirmative action, employment eligibility verification, whistleblower protections, and ethical conduct. Additional clauses address supply chain security, prohibition of certain foreign technology applications such as TikTok and equipment from covered entities, trafficking in persons, and federal reporting obligations. Subcontracting provisions mandate compliance and flow-down of key clauses, while the contract allows for potential extensions of up to six months under optional provisions. The contractor must be registered in SAM, and all invoicing must be submitted electronically. No contract value, specific performance schedule, pricing details, or explicit statement of work were provided in the documentation, indicating that the scope relies on the solicitation’s general description and regulatory compliance framework. The contract does not specify inspection protocols, packaging requirements, or award timing beyond the evaluation methodology, and no formal attachments, unique entity identifiers, or completed certifications are included, as these remain the responsibility of offerors to provide.