2. Cleaning A. Cleaning shall be performed using the appropriate cleaner for the surface/finish being cleaned B. The Contractor is required to move office items (furniture, equipment, mats, stanchions, etc.) to access the surface beneath, prior to performing carpet and/or floor maintenance tasks. After completion of task(s), the Contractor shall move items back to their original locations. The Contractor shall take care not to damage items or drag items across the carpet and hard floors. (1). Carpet and hard floors must be thoroughly dry before returning items to their original locations. 3. Disinfecting A. All surfaces shall be cleaned before being disinfected. B. Disinfecting shall include antiviral disinfectant wiping down of hard surfaces and antiviral disinfectant spraying. All surfaces shall be properly disinfected to prevent the spread of disease while minimizing exposure to harmful chemicals. C. All cleaned surfaces (porous and non-porous) shall be disinfected using the appropriate disinfectant for the surface/finish being disinfected. D. Follow disinfectant label instructions to ensure safe and effective use of product on all types of surfaces. E. Allow disinfectants to remain on surfaces until air dry. b. Daily Tasks 1. High-Touch Surfaces A. The Contractor shall clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces such as, but not limited to, handrails, doors edges between 3’ to 6’ in height and 12” from outer edge, doorknobs and push plates, desks and work surfaces, tables, chairs, couches, file cabinets, kiosks, fingerprint readers, computers, keyboards, monitors, touch screens, keypads, computer mice, telephones, printers, light switches, elevator buttons, sinks, faucets, bathroom counters, toilet bowls, toilet seats and lids (inside and outside), toilet handles, all types of dispensers, water closet door handles and doors between 3’ to 6’ in height and 12” from outer edge, drinking fountains, kitchenette countertops, water cooler controls, refrigerator handles, microwave handles, and coffee maker handles.
