Free for federal janitorial contractors.
Every interactive tool, live dataset, and long-form report FedRange publishes — in one place. No registration, no payment, no email gate. Built for the small federal janitorial contractors who can't afford five-figure subscriptions to Bloomberg Government or GovWin.
Three checks before you bid.
AbilityOne facility check
Pre-screen a federal facility for AbilityOne / JWOD / NIB sole-source contracts before you spend a week writing a proposal.
Federal janitorial bidders lose more billable hours to AbilityOne overlap than any other pre-bid mistake. This catches it in 30 seconds.
Janitorial staffing calculator
Size the crew, hours, and labor cost for a federal janitorial bid. SCA wage floor by state baked in.
Most small primes guess at crew size or copy a competitor's. This grounds the staffing line on industry productivity benchmarks and the SCA wage determination for your state.
NAICS 561720 pricing slice
Live percentile band (P10–P90) for federal janitorial contracts, plus the top 10 named comparables and the $/sq ft/year pricing distribution.
The pricing band exists in USASpending — pulling it manually is a six-hour exercise. This page is the slice, rendered live, filterable by state.
Reports, guides, and open methodology.
State of Federal Janitorial Contracting
Quarterly market report on federal janitorial: award volume, set-aside distribution, recompete pipeline, AbilityOne footprint, and per-sq-ft pricing benchmarks.
Built from USASpending public records — the same data large primes pay third-party aggregators five figures for. Free.
How small primes price federal bids
Long-form guide to federal pricing realism: percentile reasoning, SCA wage anchoring, common bid-killing mistakes, FAR §15.305 fundamentals.
If you've never won a federal bid before, this is the orientation. If you've won one, it's the audit checklist for the next.
Methodology — how the numbers are computed
Open methodology page documenting every data source, filter, and percentile calculation. Refresh cadence and last-refresh timestamp on-page.
Trust requires audit. We document how each percentile is computed so you can verify against USASpending yourself.
Where to start if you have a live bid.
- 01
Check AbilityOne first.
If the facility is on the AbilityOne Procurement List, the contract is sole-source to an AbilityOne nonprofit. You can't win it. Catch this in 30 seconds, not 30 days.
Open facility check → - 02
Anchor your number on the slice.
The pricing band tells you what comparable contracts actually paid. Median, P25, P75, $/sq ft/year. State filter, sole-source stripped.
Open NAICS 561720 slice → - 03
Size the crew with the calculator.
Run the SAM productivity model and the SCA wage floor for your state. Compare the labor line against the price band. If it's red, you're underbidding.
Open the calculator → - 04
Read the report for context.
The Q2 2026 state-of-the-industry report covers award volume, recompete pipeline, and where the AbilityOne footprint is shrinking. 20-minute read.
Read the report →
We want you to win first.
The data on these pages is built on USASpending.gov and SAM.gov — public records, already paid for by your tax dollars. We refresh it nightly and publish it free.
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