Provide janitorial cleaning services at various transit authority offices and work areas.
Submit a proposal by October 15, 2026 at 4:00 PM EDT.
Be prepared for a five-year contract term.
Offer best value for each service location, as multiple awards are possible.
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This RFP seeks a five-year contract for janitorial cleaning services at various transit authority offices and work areas, with the possibility of awarding to multiple proposers based on best value for each service location.
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What is the contract duration?
The contract is for five years.
Where will the work be performed?
The work will be performed in Utah (UT).
When is the proposal due?
The due date is October 15, 2026 at 4:00 PM EDT.
Can multiple proposers be awarded?
Yes, the RFP allows for awarding to multiple proposers based on best value for each service location.
Full source recordEvery field State of Utah (BidNet Direct) published, untouched
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This RFP seeks a five-year contract for janitorial cleaning services at various transit authority offices and work areas, with the possibility of awarding to multiple proposers based on best value for each service location.
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Source: State of Utah (BidNet Direct) (bid UT-444163540545), retrieved via the Utah BidNet Direct purchasing portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
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