Contract alignment
- Scope mapped to the performance work statement
- NAICS 561720 / 561790 service classifications
- Quality-control plan with scoring criteria
- Corrective action documentation
- Transition and phase-in planning
Government Facilities
Public-sector facilities run on specifications, inspections, and records. That is not a burden for a QS program — it is how every QS program already works. Scope, performance scoring, and reporting are contract-ready from day one.
What matters here
The program is written against your performance work statement — task, frequency, and standard by area — so inspection has an objective basis.
Scored inspections, service logs, and corrective-action records maintained in a form your COR or facility officer can audit.
Identity-verified, background-screened crews in approved uniforms — with badges, facility credentials, and clearances as your building requires.
Program focus
The starting framework — your final scope is documented from the walkthrough of your specific facility.
QS Management holds the industry certifications that define how commercial cleaning programs should be documented, inspected, and scored — the same framework we build every account on.




Documented performance
Performance documented across the facilities QS Management currently serves. Each figure is tracked through scheduled inspections, quality scores, service data, and client feedback, and reviewed with you on the cadence set in your service agreement.
The programs behind it

Recurring janitorial and nightly cleaning programs for offices, restrooms, and common areas.
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Daytime coverage that keeps occupied space presentable through the busiest hours.
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Hard surface and carpet programs that protect the asset instead of chasing appearance.
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Tell us what your environment is judged on — inspections, parents, tenants, or auditors — and the walkthrough turns it into a documented, measurable program.