The MICC Fort Bliss custodial draft solicitation document addresses feedback and queries concerning the requirements for an upcoming custodial services contract. Key topics include recommendations for extending the transition period to 30 days, suggesting a night cleaning schedule to improve service quality during high-traffic hours, and the need for clearly defined cleaning frequencies, especially for exterior windows. The document outlines concerns regarding subcontracting processes, performance requirements, and specific service levels for various building types. Moreover, it emphasizes the importance of allowing a mandatory site visit for potential bidders to understand facility logistics better and proposes allowing alternative past performance evaluations due to constraints with the standard process. Additionally, contractors seek clarity on wage determinations relevant to New Mexico, stock supply sources, and the necessity of safety training requirements. Overall, the document serves to refine solicitation processes and enhance the clarity of requirements for a fair bidding environment, ultimately aiming for high standards in cleanliness and maintenance at Fort Bliss. The government acknowledges the feedback and suggests adjustments for the final solicitation to improve clarity and procurement outcomes.