Federal janitorial, grounds and facilities bids in Ohio

Open bids with work in Ohio

SAM.gov data as of Tue Nov 3, 2026, 11:30 PM ET. That's a short list: it's one weekly snapshot of notices we've checked, not every opportunity on SAM.gov, so also run the state search below. Times are Eastern Time. Set-asides in this list: No set-aside used: 1. Always confirm the deadline and any amendments on the SAM.gov notice.

Open listings with place of performance in Ohio, soonest deadline first
Deadline	Listing	Trade	Location	Set-aside	Agency	Links
Mon Nov 16, 2026, 12:00 PM ET	Trauma Cleaning IDIQ (opens SAM.gov in a new tab)Combined Synopsis/Solicitation · 36C25027Q0070	Janitorial	OH	No set-aside used	Department of Veterans Affairs	SAM.gov notice for Trauma Cleaning IDIQ Add to calendar (Trauma Cleaning IDIQ)

SAM.gov data as of Tue Nov 3, 2026, 11:30 PM ET. Checked against SAM.gov Wed Nov 4, 2026, 9:08 AM ET. Page built Wed Nov 4, 2026, 9:44 AM ET. State is the place of performance given in each notice.

Find more Ohio bids on SAM.gov

Open SAM.gov Contract Opportunities search. Searching is free and doesn't need an account.
Under Place of Performance, choose Ohio. Add a NAICS code for your trade, for example 561720 (janitorial), 561730 (landscaping), 561710 (pest control) or 561210 (facilities support).
Keep the status on active notices and open the attachments: the work statement, price schedule and wage determination are where the real details are.
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Our step-by-step guide covers the filters and notice types in more detail: how to find federal janitorial bids on SAM.gov.

Free help in Ohio

APEX Accelerators (formerly called PTACs) give small businesses free, government-funded counseling on registering, finding bids and preparing offers. Find the center that serves Ohio at apexaccelerators.us. SBA district offices and Small Business Development Centers also help for free: find SBA local assistance.

Guides

How to find federal janitorial bids on SAM.gov: Step-by-step search: codes, filters, notice types, saved searches and amendments.
How to read a federal solicitation and its wage determination: Where the scope, price schedule, instructions, evaluation and minimum wages are in the paperwork.
Checklist: bidding your first federal janitorial contract: A printable checklist from registration to start-up, for small cleaning companies.
How set-asides work for small cleaning and landscaping firms: Small business, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB and SDVOSB set-asides, size limits and the rules that trip people up.
How to respond to a Sources Sought notice: What a Sources Sought or RFI is, why small firms should answer, and what to put in a short reply.

Janitorial and custodial: Office, dining facility, visitor center and window cleaning contracts.
Grounds maintenance and landscaping: Mowing, trimming, weed control and seasonal grounds work.
Snow removal: Plowing, shoveling and de-icing, often bundled with grounds work.
Pest control: Integrated pest management, termite and rodent control on bases and federal buildings.
Facilities support and maintenance: Base operations, building maintenance, pressure washing and multi-trade support.

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Open federal facilities bids in Ohio