GSA PBS - Custodial & Related Services for TSA in Madison WI - MRAS

The General Services Administration (GSA) is spearheading a market research initiative to assess capabilities related to providing custodial and related services at the Dane County Airport in Madison, Wisconsin. This effort aims to identify qualified contractors who can deliver comprehensive cleaning and maintenance services within the specified period of performance from August 1, 2026, to July 31, 2031. The primary objective is to ensure that the airport facilities are maintained at a high standard of cleanliness and functionality, thereby enhancing the overall experience for travelers and staff.

The scope of work for this solicitation includes a wide range of custodial services. Interior services encompass floor care, carpet and rug maintenance, restroom cleaning, surface sanitization, trash management, and more. The contractor will also be responsible for maintaining various interior elements such as fixtures, walls, blinds, coverings (excluding drapes), and policing inside areas like cafeterias and vending machine spaces. Although exterior services such as snow removal are reserved in this contract phase, solid waste management remains an integral part of the service requirements.

Additionally, the contract outlines specific plans for integrated pest management to prevent infestations through regular assessments and pesticide applications when necessary. Contractors must also prepare comprehensive plans addressing exposure control during pandemics and ensure effective communication with GSA through structured communication strategies. Quality control measures will be mandatory to maintain service standards throughout the contract duration.

This initiative reflects GSA's commitment to maintaining high-quality facilities while promoting sustainable practices where applicable. By engaging with capable contractors through this market research process, GSA aims to uphold its standards of excellence in facility management at one of Wisconsin's key transportation hubs.