GSA selects JanSan winners

The General Services Administration has awarded 14 companies a blanket purchase agreement for the Janitorial and Sanitation Commodities (JanSan) purchasing channel under the Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative.

The GSA said its awards were made on the basis of “best overall value” and “most advantageous to the government on the basis of a lowest priced technically acceptable (LPTA) best value determination.”

Set-Aside Alert obtained a list of the JanSan winners to date from a reliable source. There are expected to be 21 awardees in all.

The GSA has estimated total spending through JanSan at about $600 million a year. Of the 21 JanSan awards, GSA said 12 would be for small businesses and three would be for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses.

It was not immediately clear which of the 14 winners to date are small businesses. Here is the list.

Category One - Cleaning Compounds and Related Dispensers:

• Acuity Specialty Products Inc. dba Zep Sales and Service
• Ansley Business Materials of Chicago Inc.
• CAPP Inc.
• Independent Stationers Inc.
• Noble Supply & Logistics
• Premier & Companies Inc.
• Shelby Distributions
• The Office Group Inc. dba Stephens Office Supply
• WECsys LLC

Category Two - Non-Motorized Cleaning Equipment and Trash Receptacles:

• Capitol Supply
• CAPP Inc.
• Noble Supply & Logistics
• Premier & Companies Inc.
• Shelby Distributions
• The Office Group Inc. dba Stephens Office Supply
• WW Grainger Inc.
• WECsys LLC

Category Three - Paper Products and Related Dispensers

• CAPP Inc.
• Global Procurement Solutions
• Independent Stationers Inc.
• Noble Supply & Logistics
• Premier & Companies Inc.
• Sterling Business Machines
• The Office Group Inc. dba Stephens Office Supply
• TSRC Inc.

The list does not show the five anticipated winners of Category Four, for motorized floor-cleaning equipment. The GSA said there would be five winners and one small business awardee.

GSA officials were not immediately available for comment at press time.

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