S201--Janitorial Services - Dayton VA Medical Center
Veterans Affairs · 250-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 10 (36C250)
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Where this opportunity stands
Every notice posted under solicitation 36C25025Q0793 in this department, oldest first.
Next steps for this stage
Standard steps for the notice type; not advice about this buyer.
- Decide bid or no bid before the response deadline.
- Look at the past winners for likely competitors and teaming partners.
- Follow the opportunity to hear about amendments and the award.
What the notice says
The purpose of this solicitation amendment is to answer questions from industry and to update the estimated period of performance start and end dates. Questions: The current period of performance is 6 months.� Is this procurement an extension or bridge of the current award for the incumbent contractor?� � No, this is not an extension or a bridge of the current award. There is no active contract for Janitorial Services currently at Dayton VA Medical Center. Based on the period of performance being for six months, is the Dayton VAMC building in the process of being sold or decommissioned?� � No,… (show all)
please see Amendment 1 Question #6 Supplemental Insurance Requirements: General Liability Insurance: The solicitation states that Contractors must have at least $100,000 of Workers' compensation and employers' liability. As Ohio is a state that requires employers purchase Workers compensation insurance through the State of Ohio and not through private insurance companies, can offerors submit their current insurance policies, and then provide the policy through the State of Ohio within 10 days of contract award? The Government can accept your current general liability from any state as part of your proposal submission. However, you will be required to provide proof of Workers' Compensation insurance as mandated by the State of Ohio prior to contract award. We will issue an apparent successful offeror email to the selected vendor. Then the Apparent Successful Offeror will then have 10 Calendar days to provide proof of insurance to the Contracting Officer to be awarded the contract. If the Contracting Officer does not receive proof of insurance then we will move on to the next vendor. What is the contract number that the current incumbent is working under.� Please refer to question 1, above. What is the overall plan once the six-month period of performance is completed, will there be a follow-on contract for a longer period of performance? Any context for the short period of performance would be helpful for SDVOSBs as they consider expending the required resources for a submission response.� The plan for any follow-on contracts has yet to be determined, Please see responses from amendment 1 Question # 1 and Question # 6. During the upcoming site visit, will the offerors be allowed to ask questions or will all questions need to be submitted to the Contracting Officer after the site visit?� During the site visit, the Site Point of Contact (POC) will address any questions that can be answered with information provided in the Performance Work Statement (PWS). This will help to ensure that all offerors receive consistent information. However, for any questions that are not addressed in the PWS or require further clarification, we ask that these questions be emailed to the Contracting Officer prior to the Q&A deadline. This will allow us provide comprehensive and uniform responses for all potential offerors. Estimated Period of Performance Start Date: The estimated start date for this requirement is hereby changed to September 22, 2025. Any period of performance listed in the solicitation, schedule, amendments, or other publicized documents shall now reflect the new start date of September 22, 2025. The period of performance is still 6 months in total duration, with an estimated end date of March 21, 2026.
Who won similar work
5 award notices on SAM.gov in the last 24 months. Matched by: Same office (250-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 10 (36C250)), same product/service code (PSC) S201 and NAICS 561720.
Single-winner award sizes (5): middle half $106K to $3.3M, median $692K; range $55K to $6.6M.
| Winner | Awards | Value | Last |
|---|---|---|---|
| UNIQUE CLEANING SERVICE, INC. | 2 | $9.9M | Oct 2, 2026 |
| CITADEL FEDERAL SOLUTIONS LLC | 1 | $692K | Oct 7, 2025 |
| CREDIBLE SOLUTIONS LLC | 1 | $106K | Feb 20, 2025 |
| BROWN CONTRACTS & SERVICES, LLC | 1 | $55K | Mar 31, 2026 |
Value counts new single-winner awards. "Shared" awards are multiple-award contracts that list every winner with the same total ceiling (same contract, or the same office, day and amount); that ceiling is not one company's win, so it is not added in. Contract modifications are not new awards and are not added in either. Revenue next to a ticker is the company's revenue over the latest 12 months in its SEC filings.
- Oct 2, 2026UNIQUE CLEANING SERVICE, INC.$3.3MS201--JWC Janitorial ServiceNo listed company matched (Materiality N/A)
- Sep 17, 2026UNIQUE CLEANING SERVICE, INC.$6.6MS201--Janitorial Services - Dayton VA Medical CenterNo listed company matched (Materiality N/A)
- Mar 31, 2026BROWN CONTRACTS & SERVICES, LLC$55KS201--VANIHCS Hood CleaningNo listed company matched (Materiality N/A)
- Oct 7, 2025CITADEL FEDERAL SOLUTIONS LLC$692KS201--Fisher House Cleaning ServicesNo listed company matched (Materiality N/A)
- Feb 20, 2025CREDIBLE SOLUTIONS LLC$106KS201--Janitorial Services - Zanesville Community Based Outreach Center (CBOC)No listed company matched (Materiality N/A)
Competitive landscape
For the 4 most frequent past winners above. Lobbying is matched by the company's exact name or exact ticker; agencies are as named on the filings.
- 0 of these past winners lobbied Veterans Affairs, Dept of (VA) since 2024 (0 filings)
- 0 of their lobbyists list a past Veterans Affairs, Dept of (VA) job
- No corporate PAC money from them to the overseeing committees since 2024
- 0 foreign-agent (FARA) registrations
Policy around it
Bills the past winners named while lobbying this agency's issues, rules from the department, and executive orders that name the agency, last 12 months.
- 0 bills named on the past winners' lobbying filings
- 25 rules from the department in the last 12 months
- 0 executive orders naming the agency in the last 12 months
Market
For past winners matched exactly to a listed company. Insider trades are open-market buys and sells (Form 4) in the last 90 days, shown as facts; our own study found insiders do not reliably buy ahead of awards. A sale marked 10b5-1 was made under a trading plan set up in advance.
- 0 of the past winners are listed companies
- 0 insider buys and 0 insider sells at them in the last 90 days
Sources: SAM.gov notices and award notices; Senate LDA lobbying filings; FEC filings; FARA; Federal Register; congress.gov; SEC Form 4. Every row above links to its record.
Companies are matched to tickers by exact name, including the subsidiaries a company lists in its SEC filings. A company we could not match shows no market rows; that is a miss, not a finding.