Government Cleaning Contractor
Clean2Clean - Government Certified Cleaning Contractor
The most sustainable equipment and products are used to provide deep cleaning and sanitation. HEPA air filters are used for vacuuming. An OZONE and UV machine cleans the air in a process called air scrubbing. We followed ISSA and CIM's standards to provide the service.
The mission of C2C is to make New York cleaner. We would like to participate globally and be experts in cleaning public places and spaces of dirt and mold.
Also, working with commercial facilities in Manhattan will allow us to scale our knowledge and business throughout the country. We want to continue doing our part to keep everyone's favorite places clean.
Information for the Procurement Officers and General contractors by type of work performed:
NAICS Codes
561720 - Janitorial Services238990 - Cleaning building interiors during and immediately after construction
561720 - Office cleaning services
FMS Vendor Code: VS00079827
NIGP Codes
91039 - Janitorial /Custodial services90975 - Site Clean-Up, Post-Construction
91428 - Cleaning, Interior/Exterior, New Construction
The ISSA family of Clean Standards establishes a framework to help schools and other institutional facilities objectively assess the effectiveness of their cleaning processes using ATP meters in conjunction with a more traditional audit process. Based on the philosophy of “Clean, Measure, Monitor,” the ISSA Clean Standards contribute to the quality of the indoor environment by focusing on:
- The desired levels of cleanliness that can reasonably be achieved
- Recommended monitoring and inspection procedures to measure the effectiveness of cleaning
- How to use the measurement and inspection results to assess and improve cleaning processes and products, ultimately resulting in a clean, healthy, and safe indoor environment.
Measuring Cleaning Effectiveness commercial cleaning
The ISSA Clean Standard: Institutional and Commercial relies upon both objective and subjective components in setting forth a methodology for measuring cleaning effectiveness. The Standard specifically provides “ranges of clean” based on ATP testing as well as sample audit forms. The inclusion of ATP limits adds a quantitative element to the determination, while the audits assist with a traditional “sight, smell, and touch” perspective. The ultimate goal is to ensure that facilities are in a condition that is clean, safe and healthy for students and staff. More importantly, the ISSA Clean Standard: Institutional and Commercial calls for corrective actions in the event the facility is not achieving the desired level of cleaning effectiveness. # office cleaning# New York# Brooklyn
CLEAN2CLEAN INC is an ISSA Cleaning Industry Management Standard (CIMS)-certified organization, which means that we are among an elite group of cleaning service providers that are prepared to deliver quality, customer-focused services. As part of the CIMS certification process, an independent CIMS assessor has audited our systems, processes, and policies to ensure compliance to cleaning-industry best practices outlined in the CIMS Standard.
How has CIMS certification prepared us to clean and disinfect at a high level during the COVID-19 pandemic? We have successfully fulfilled these elements of the CIMS standard and leverage them routinely to ensure clean, safe, and healthy environments for our customers, staff and building occupants:
- Emergency Response. We have a plan to respond to emergency service needs, including infectious disease outbreaks like COVID-19 and other emergencies such as fire, theft, active shooter, etc. (CIMS Standard § 2.1.8)
- Disaster Planning. We have a plan to deal with natural or man-made disasters such as infectious disease outbreaks. (CIMS Standard § 2.1.9)
- Technical Training. We maintain a written curriculum for technical training of cleaning personnel and documentation of personnel that have been trained. This training applies to all cleaning chemicals and equipment your organization employs in your cleaning process, including disinfectants. (CIMS Standard § 3.6.1)
- Chemical Safety. Our cleaning staff uses chemicals in a safe and proper manner in accordance with all manufacturer instructions. Further, we follow standard operating procedures for all chemicals and equipment—including disinfectants—based on CDC and EPA guidelines. (CIMS Standard § 4.1.1.6)
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). We document our selection and use of PPE, a critical component to protecting our workers’ and building occupants’ health and safety. Further, we comply with all applicable OSHA and state requirements for PPE use. (CIMS Standard § 4.1.3)
- PPE & Bloodborne Pathogen Training. We train our employees annually regarding the hazards of cleaning blood and other potentially infectious material along with the proper use of PPE to keep everyone safe. (CIMS Standard § 4.1.4.2)
CLEAN2CLEAN INC’s CIMS certification equips us to manage COVID-19 challenges and deliver quality cleaning and disinfection services every day. You can feel confident that we are prepared and prioritize your health and safety as we conduct our work.
Thank you for your continued trust in us as your service provider. For more information about CIMS certification, visit www.issa.com/cims or contact us to learn more about our CIMS-certified operation.
Sincerely, Maryna Ovcharenko CEO CLEAN2CLEAN INC
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WBE is a company level diversity certification that can be issued at the federal, state or local levels and requirements for application will vary depending on the certificate issuer. Some governments require that a portion of its contracts be set aside for minority and women owned businesses; becoming certified as a WBE allows the organization to bid on these opportunities. Often, becoming certified also places the organization in a searchable database at the government's site, potentially increasing the organization's exposure.
To be eligible for a certification as a WBE, generally an organization must be at least 51% owned and controlled by a female U.S. citizen