
Nightly cleaning, four elementary schools
SampleTexas school district
Fit note: Mostly hard floors. Suits a night crew of eight.

For owners of janitorial and commercial cleaning companies with 3 to 30 employees, in Texas or Oklahoma, who clean private offices and medical clinics.
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Texas school district
Fit note: Mostly hard floors. Suits a night crew of eight.

Oklahoma county
Fit note: A daytime porter plus a night clean. Fits a crew of ten.

Texas county
Fit note: Disinfection rules will look familiar if you clean medical offices.

Oklahoma city
Fit note: Branches are spread across town. Check drive time before you price.

Texas transit authority
Fit note: Restrooms twice a day. Heavy on supplies.

Oklahoma state agency
Fit note: Insurance minimums run high. Check yours first.
Step 1

Each day, an email lists the new janitorial bids in Texas and Oklahoma, so none slip past you.
Plan: Alerts, $79/mo
Step 2

A weekly digest puts a fit note on each bid, so you know which ones suit your crews and which to skip.
Plan: Digest, $149/mo
Step 3

On up to 2 bids a month: a summary, a go/no-go checklist, draft proposal text and a pricing worksheet.
Plan: Bid Support, $399/mo
Monthly subscriptions. Each plan includes the one before it.
$79/mo
A daily email of new janitorial bids in Texas and Oklahoma.
$149/mo
Includes Alerts
The weekly checked digest, with a fit note on each bid.
$399/mo
Includes Digest
Full help on up to 2 bids a month: summary, go/no-go checklist, draft proposal text and a pricing worksheet.