For US cleaning companies

Government cleaning contracts you can actually bid on. Every morning.

BidBell checks every new federal contract notice and emails you only the janitorial, carpet and window-cleaning bids in your states that your business is allowed to bid on, with who holds each job now and what they were paid.

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How it works

Tell us once

Your trade, the states you work in, and whether you are a small business, HUBZone, service-disabled veteran-owned, 8(a) or women-owned.

We check every notice

Each morning we read the new federal contract notices on SAM.gov, find where the work really is and who may bid, and match them to your business.

One short email

Around 6am Eastern you get only the bids you can use, each with the deadline, a plain-English next step and a link to the official notice.

A real alert

This email was built from live SAM.gov notices on September 29, 2026, for a small cleaning company working in Massachusetts, Illinois and Kansas. Every bid, deadline and reference number in it is real.

  • Real work site, not the contracting office in another state.
  • Who can bid: bids reserved for groups you are not in are left out.
  • No noise: award notices, duplicates and bids closing in under 2 days are removed.
  • Nothing on quiet days: no matches, no email.
Text version of this alert

4 janitorial and cleaning bids, all open for small businesses:

  • Kansas FY27 Mass Solicitation, Custodial Services (Army), Lawrence, Kansas. Respond by Oct 2, 2026. Ref W912DQ27QA001.
  • Housekeeping Services, Fermilab (Department of Energy), Illinois. Respond by Oct 9, 2026. Ref DH-377725.
  • Janitorial Services at the FMH SSC (FAA), Falmouth, Massachusetts. Respond by Oct 20, 2026. Ref 697DCK-27-R-00004.
  • Janitorial Services at the MVY ATCT (FAA), Massachusetts. Respond by Oct 22, 2026. Ref 697DCK-27-R-00001.
A BidBell alert email listing four open federal janitorial bids in Kansas, Illinois and Massachusetts, each showing the work site, who can bid, the deadline and a link to the official notice.

What your $29 buys

Know what a job is worth before you bid

Only bids you can win

Filtered by your trade, your states and your eligibility: small business, HUBZone, SDVOSB, 8(a), WOSB.

Who has the job now, and what they were paid

From USAspending.gov, next to each bid: the likely current contractor, the contract total and roughly what it is worth per year.

Contracts ending soon

Contracts in your states that end in the next 3 to 6 months, so you can prepare before the new bid is even posted.

Reminders

A reminder 3 days before each deadline and site visit for the bids in your alerts.

Two real examples from bids open on September 29, 2026

Likely current contract for two open janitorial bids
Open bidLikely current contractorContract totalPeriodAbout per year
Chattanooga National Cemetery janitorial (VA), respond by Oct 5, 2026KB Federal Maintenance Inc$302,108May 2021 – Apr 2026~$60,000
FAA janitorial, Falmouth, Massachusetts, respond by Oct 20, 2026Eco-Friendly Cleaning Specialist LLC$85,441Apr 2023 – Dec 2026~$23,000

Source: USAspending.gov award records, checked September 29, 2026. “Contract total” is the amount the government committed (obligated) to the contract; companies are paid in instalments as they invoice for work done. Matches are labelled “likely current contract” and link to the official record.

Free pages or the daily alert

Our free cleaning-bid pages list every open federal cleaning notice by state, once a week. The paid alert does the work for you.

What each option includes
FeatureFree state pages$29 daily alert
Open bidsTitle, work site, deadline; updated weeklyEvery morning, around 6am Eastern
Filtered for your businessNo, everything in the stateYour trade, states and eligibility
Who has the job now and what they were paidNoYes, where a match is found
Contracts ending in the next 3–6 monthsNoYes
Deadline and site-visit remindersNoYes

Simple pricing

Standard

$39/month

  • Or $390 a year (2 months free)
  • Same service once founding places are taken
  • Cancel anytime

Try it first

Every plan starts with 2 weeks free, no card needed. You pay only if the alerts are useful to you.

Prices in US dollars. Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record, which adds sales tax where it applies. See our refund policy.

How we get our data

Bids come from SAM.gov, where federal agencies are required to publish contract opportunities. Past winners and amounts come from USAspending.gov, the official public database of federal awards. Both are free, public sources run by the US government.

What BidBell adds is the sorting: the real work site, who may bid, plain-English next steps, the likely current contractor and what the job is worth. Notices can change or be withdrawn after we send them, so always read the official notice before you bid. See our disclaimer.

Who runs BidBell

BidBell is run by Morgan Karichu. Mailing address: c/o Sandee Jhon Kelly, 628 W Broadway St, Ste 203, North Little Rock, AR 72114, United States. Email: hello@getbidbell.com. We answer every email.

Questions

Where do the bids come from?

From SAM.gov, the official US government website where federal agencies publish contract opportunities. Past contract winners and amounts come from USAspending.gov, the official public database of federal spending. Every bid in your email links to its official notice so you can check it.

Are you part of the government?

No. BidBell is a private alert service. It is not affiliated with SAM.gov, the General Services Administration or any government agency. Registering in SAM.gov is free; we never charge for it.

Do I need to be registered in SAM.gov?

To win a federal contract, yes: a free registration at sam.gov. You can get BidBell alerts while your registration is in progress.

How many bids will I get?

It depends on your trade and states. Some days there are none, and then we send nothing. We never pad the email with bids you cannot use.

What does "likely current contract" mean?

We find the previous contract for a site by matching the location and description in public award records. Most matches are exact; some are close, and some bids have no match. We label them honestly and link to the official record so you can check.

How do I pay, and how do I cancel?

After your free 2 weeks we email you a secure checkout link from Lemon Squeezy, our payment provider. You can cancel anytime from the link in your receipt or by replying to any BidBell email; you keep access until the end of the period you paid for.

Is my information safe?

We collect only what we need to send your alerts: your name, business details, trades, states and eligibility. We never see your card, we do not sell data, and this website has no tracking or advertising cookies.

See your first alert tomorrow morning

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