The County of Louisa is seeking bids for janitorial services at the Louisa County Airport. Services must be provided two days per week during normal business hours. The county reserves the right to award to more than one offeror, and there is no requirement for acceptance of the lowest cost. Proposals must be submitted by September 21, 2026, at 3:30 p. m. Local time. The vendor must provide three competent employees (two assigned, one alternate).
Proposals will be received until: September 21, 2026 @3: 30 p. m. local prevailing time.
Billing shall be done monthly based on the contracted rate bid by the vendor and submitted to the louisa county administration department. The county will remit payment within 30 days of receipt of a correct invoice.
any goods or services furnished by the vendor under the contract documents shall be covered by the most favorable warranties provided by the vendor to any customer, but in no event shall such warranty be less than one year from date of completion of services or sale of goods, as applicable.
The respondents will be evaluated on the following criteria: 25 points understanding of scope approach to cleaning, 20 points experience qualifications, 20 points staffing, supervision quality control, 20 points cost, price, 15 points references past performance.
The vendor certifies that it has the requisite experience, skills, capabilities, and manpower to perform the obligations in a good and workmanlike fashion, that it is a legal business entity chartered or authorized to do business in virginia having all necessary licenses required by law.
If a holiday or holidays occur during the month on a day scheduled for services, or if a cleaning date is missed and not made up, the vendor shall deduct a prorated amount from the monthly invoice based on the cost per month divided by the number of working days in that month for each day the service is not provided, if the services were not rescheduled and provided on a different date.
Failure to provide all information, inaccuracy or misstatement may be sufficient cause for rejection of the proposal or rescission of an award.