Janitorial set-aside contracts

NAICS 561720, 561790

24 open notices posted in the last 7 days.

Data: SAM.gov public CSV extract · Updated 2026-11-13 16:23 UTC

Set-aside demand for Janitorial

Activity is steady: 24 open set-aside notices for Janitorial (NAICS 561720) in the last 7 days. That is enough to build a weekly review habit without drowning in noise.

Set-aside mix is led by Small Business (about 63%), with meaningful secondary demand across Small Business (15), SDVOSB (6), HUBZone (2), 8(a) (1). Plan certifications and teaming against more than one program if you want to cover most of this list.

Most of the open notices tied to Janitorial (NAICS 561720) are total small business set-asides. That means any firm that is small under the notice's NAICS size standard and active in SAM.gov can compete; no socioeconomic certification is required. Confirm your size against the SBA table of size standards for the exact code on each notice before you price a bid.

Facilities, janitorial and other admin-support buys tied to Janitorial (NAICS 561720) often repeat annually. Look for option years, phase-in requirements and whether the incumbent's contract is ending; those details decide whether a new entrant can price competitively.

Buying is spread across agencies led by Department of Defense (7), then Department of Veterans Affairs (6), Department of the Interior (4), Department of Commerce (3). Diversified agency demand favors firms that can support more than one customer organization without stretching key personnel thin.

Places of performance are distributed, led by Washington (4) and Florida (4), Colorado (3), District of Columbia (2). Multi-state coverage or proven local partners will decide how many of these notices you can realistically pursue.

This trade page is limited to open set-aside notices tagged with six-digit NAICS 561720. Related work may also appear under nearby codes in Admin, Support & Waste Services; browse the NAICS 56 hub when you want the wider sector view.

Verify the size standard for 561720 on the SBA size standards table and keep your SAM.gov NAICS list aligned with the work you actually perform.

Recent notice titles in this slice include “BARSTOW/DUMONT JANITORIAL SERVICES”; “Custodial and Related Services for TSA Location-Dane County Regional…”; “Hoods & Ducts - Buckley SFB”. Titles change daily with the SAM.gov extract; always open the official link before bidding.

12 notices tied to Janitorial (NAICS 561720) are approaching response deadlines in this build. Sort those first; a strong late proposal rarely beats a complete on-time one.

Practical next steps

  1. Confirm your SAM.gov registration is active and that your NAICS, size and socioeconomic representations match the notices you want.
  2. Filter this list to set-aside types you already qualify for, then open the official SAM.gov link for each survivor.
  3. Answer sources sought and RFIs from the same offices even when you are not ready to bid; that market research supports the FAR 19.502-2 rule of two.
  4. Use SBA SUBNet and agency subcontracting directories when the prime work is larger than your past performance supports.
  5. Subscribe to the free SetAside Signal digest so new notices for Janitorial (NAICS 561720) arrive by email without another paid tool.

SBA size standard: NAICS 561720, $22 million in average annual receipts; NAICS 561790, $9 million in average annual receipts. Check yours in the size standard lookup, which cites SBA's table.

Open notices

24 opportunities

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