Find Janitorial & Facilities Services RFPs in Minnesota

14 active opportunities· Updated daily

10+ agencies3 set-aside7 with posted budget

Active janitorial & facilities services opportunities in Minnesota right now come from agencies including League of Minnesota Cities, U.S. Department Of Agriculture and Monticello, among others. The nearest deadline is July 17, 2026. New solicitations are added daily — sign up to get the ones matched to your business scored and delivered automatically.

TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
2026–2027 ReLeaf Private & Public Tree Removal, Stump Grinding & Tree Replantin…Monticello2026-07-17
REISSUE: Waste and Recycling Svcs for MVH BemidjiMinnesota Department of Administration2026-07-17$40K
S218--Snow & Ice RemovalU.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs2026-07-20SDVOSB$800K
Snow Removal Ridgewater Willmar CampusRidgewater Community and Technical College2026-07-22$1.5M
REISSUE: Lawn Care at Mult MN Nat'l Guard ArmoriesOffice of State Procurement2026-07-23$250K
Pale Cyst Nematode Lab Floor Wax ServiceU.S. Department Of Agriculture2026-07-27$20K
ALB Tree Removal, Deregulation, restoration - South CarolinaU.S. Department Of Agriculture2026-07-31$5.0M
Waste/Trash ServicesScott County2026-08-06NONE$220K
Gunflint Ranger District SnowplowingAGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF2026-11-23SBA
Mowing ServicesLeague of Minnesota Cities2027-12-31
Janitorial SevicesLeague of Minnesota Cities2028-12-31
Solid Waste & Recycling ServicesLeague of Minnesota Cities2028-12-31
Sanitation ServicesLeague of Minnesota Cities2029-12-31
Bid Postings • Request for Pricing Janitorial Services - Monticello, MNMonticellomnTBD

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Janitorial & Facilities Services RFP FAQ

Do I need special insurance for government cleaning contracts?

Yes. Most government contracts require general liability ($1M-$2M), workers' compensation, and sometimes umbrella coverage ($5M+). Some federal buildings require additional security clearances for cleaning staff.

How do I calculate pricing for janitorial RFPs?

Price per cleanable square foot is the industry standard. Factor in labor (largest cost), supplies, equipment depreciation, supervision, and your margin. Visit the site during the pre-bid walk to count fixtures, assess flooring types, and identify special requirements (biohazard areas, secure zones).

Can a small cleaning company compete for government contracts?

Absolutely. Janitorial services are one of the most set-aside-friendly categories. Many contracts under $7M are reserved for small businesses, 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB firms. Start with smaller single-building contracts and build up.

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