Facilities Management Government Contracts
Facilities contracts are performance-based: the QASP defines your score, so your quality plan should be written directly against its metrics.
Top buyers
- GSA
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- Department of Defense
- Department of the Interior
Common NAICS codes
- 561210 — Facilities Support Services
- 561720 — Janitorial Services
- 238220 — Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors
Typical award size
$300K single-site awards to $40M multi-site programs
What evaluators weigh
- Performance metrics and QASP alignment
- Preventive maintenance approach
- Staffing coverage and response times
- Safety record
Where bids go wrong
Write to the QASP
Mirror each acceptable quality level in your quality control plan with the surveillance method you will support.
Response times need staffing math
Show the coverage model — shifts, on-call, and geography — that makes your committed response times achievable.
FAQ
Which agencies buy facilities management services?
The most active buyers include GSA, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, plus state and local equivalents that mirror federal requirements.
What NAICS codes apply to facilities management?
Start with 561210, 561720, 238220. The code the contracting officer assigns to a solicitation controls the small business size standard for that bid.
How does RFP Scribe help?
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