Library of CongressIssuing agency·Washington, DC·via the SAM.gov Get Opportunities APIThe Library requires contract support for laundry/linen service for its Events Office located in Washington, D.C. The Library Events Office (LEO) supports official Library-sponsored events, public programs, ceremonies, receptions, VIP functions, and other activities requiring clean, presentable, event-ready linens, uniforms, and related textile items. The purpose of this requirement is to establish reliable, timely, and quality-controlled laundering, cleaning, pickup, delivery, inventory accountability, and related services for Government-owned items. The contractor shall provide laundry/linen service for the Library of Congress.
All questions pertaining to this solicitation must be submitted in writing to Ramon Samuel at rsamuel@loc.gov with a copy to Moji Adejuwon at moad@loc.gov, no later than November 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM EST. Questions received after this time may not be answered. Answers to questions, if any, will be posted publicly on SAM.gov.
The contractor shall furnish an off-site physical plant plus all labor, supervision, supplies, vehicles and materials to launder, clean, press, fold and finish Government-owned uniforms, table and platform skirts, felt pads, napkins, linens, table covers and curtains to clean, sanitary, event-ready condition, with weekly Wednesday pickup and delivery at the Library Events Office, standard 5-business-day and expedited 3-business-day turnaround, segregated tracking and protection of items, pickup/delivery records and monthly consolidated reporting, and repair or replacement of items damaged or lost in contractor custody.
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