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Government contracts for building maintenance in Washington

In the last 12 months the government signed 196 contracts for building maintenance in Washington, $161 million in total; a typical contract was about $29,100. Today I have 3 open government jobs of this type in Washington.

$161 millioncommitted in contracts, 12 months
196contracts signed
$29,100typical contract
3open jobs today

Open government jobs today

3 open jobs for building maintenance in Washington (deadline today or later). Each one links to its official page on SAM.gov.

Open government jobs today
JobAgencyClosesReserved forOfficial page
H379 Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center Kitchen Equipment Regular Maintenance and RepairsVANovember 5, 2026No set-asideView on SAM.gov
NUWC Keyport Moving ServicesNavyNovember 5, 2026Small businessView on SAM.gov
NUWC Keyport Moving ServicesNavyNovember 5, 2026Small businessView on SAM.gov

What the government gave in 12 months

Between October 23, 2025 and October 23, 2026, the government signed 196 contracts for building maintenance in Washington: $161 million committed in total; a typical contract was about $29,100. Amounts are what was committed in each contract, not payments already made.

One real example: a small business won a $1.7 million contract in Danville, WA with GSA (November 1, 2026). I do not show the company's name.

Agencies that buy the most

Agencies that buy the most
AgencyCommitted (12 months)
Department of Defense$122.7 million
Department of Homeland Security$21 million
General Services Administration$11.3 million
Environmental Protection Agency$1.9 million
Department of Commerce$1.4 million

Subcontracts with big companies

Today 8 big companies have active government contracts for building maintenance in Washington. They are possible partners for a small business like yours.

When a big company wins a government contract over $900,000 ($2,000,000 for construction), it must submit a plan to give work to small businesses (FAR 19.702(a)(1)). That is your door: offering yourself as a subcontractor.

See the jobs for your business

See government jobs for building maintenance in Washington

Sources and method

Public data from SAM.gov and USASpending. Kailu Bids is not affiliated with the government. These figures describe past contracts and do not predict or promise any result.

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