Janitorial · grounds · guards · base ops
When the option year is the real deadline.
option year · period of performance · follow-on
BidKeep watches SAM.gov for janitorial, grounds, guards/patrol, and facilities support — set-aside on every row, SCA WD when the notice includes one, recompete radar on the clocks that actually matter.
What it covers
Built for facilities contractors the generalist contract-search tools do not specialize in.
SAM.gov, tracked daily
Solicitations, sources-sought, and presolicitation notices — synced automatically, not a manual search you have to remember to run.
Facilities NAICS, precisely
Core codes for facilities support (561210), janitorial (561720), grounds/landscaping (561730), and security guards/patrol (561612), plus adjacent building-services codes. The codes name the work, so there's no noisy keyword net trying to guess relevance.
Set-aside intensity, on every row
SDVOSB, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, and small-business set-asides are shown on the public sample and in the subscriber pipeline — the same SAM.gov field, surfaced first instead of buried in a notice.
Recompete and expiration watching
Facilities work is multi-year base-plus-option. The recompete radar classifies option-year, period-of-performance, and follow-on language from the SAM.gov notice and lists those clocks — dates only when the notice itself includes them.
SCA wage-determination awareness
When a notice includes a Service Contract Act wage-determination number or link, BidKeep surfaces it. Mentions without a number stay an honest empty. We do not invent DOL rates, and we do not decide whether the Act applies.
Filter to where you work
Every notice is tagged with its place-of-performance state, so a janitorial firm in Georgia is not wading through patrol work in Alaska. Built for firms bidding locally, not chasing every federal dollar nationwide.
Secondary signal
Grant awards that precede facilities work
Facilities is mostly contracts. A smaller grant feed still helps: public-housing capital, community facilities, and energy-efficiency awards often turn into janitorial, grounds, or base-ops solicitations later. BidKeep keeps the grants infrastructure and tunes it to those programs — not highway or heavy-civil construction lists.
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