Solutions · Facilities
Maintenance, HVAC, and multi-site service contracts.
Cities, schools, hospitals, and departments buy recurring facilities work that looks like a supply order in the title. Sidona lifts the service contracts that match your sites and trades.
For facilities teams
Recurring service work, above the one-off supply buy
HVAC, janitorial, grounds, and security contracts are posted by cities, school boards, and hospitals. Sidona matches them to the trades and regions on your profile so a filter-supply order does not outrank a multi-site maintenance agreement.
The kind of notice this team opens
- Multi-site HVAC and mechanical maintenance
- Custodial and janitorial services
- Security guarding and alarm response
- Grounds, snow, and building operations
How it works
- 1
Collect city, school, and hospital notices
Facilities work sits on municipal and institutional boards as often as on federal ones. Those sources sync into the same feed.
- 2
Prefer the service contracts you can staff
The fit score uses capabilities and regions, so multi-site maintenance rises above a keyword hit on “building” or “supplies”.
- 3
Ask about sites, hours, and response times
Coverage windows and call-out requirements are in the statement of work. Talk to the Tender cites them. You still submit on the buyer’s portal.
Buyers that post standing service work
- Cities with multi-building maintenance agreements.
- School boards buying custodial and mechanical service.
- Hospitals posting plant operations.
- Campuses and bases that bundle several sites into one contract.
What this page will not claim
- The score does not confirm you can cover every site on the list.
- Response times and hours of work are in the statement of work.
- You still price the roster and submit on the buyer’s portal.
Lift service contracts above supply orders
Start a 10-day trial and rank HVAC, custodial, and multi-site maintenance notices against the trades you staff.