Specifications include, but are not limited to: CLEANING OF SERVICE BUILDINGS A. Daily Cleaning Routine 1st Complete Cleaning Begin at 7:00 AM 2nd Complete Cleaning Begin at 2:00 PM *3rd Complete Cleaning Begin at 9:00 PM * This is to include scrubbing floors and walls (especially grout) with brushes. 1. Vacuum/sweep floor - dust walls and ceiling for cobwebs. Use damp or microfiber cloths wherever possible. 2. Empty and clean trash receptacles, replace liners (required) as needed to maintain sanitary conditions. 3. Refill dispensers, soap, toilet tissue, hand towels, etc. 4. Clean toilet partitions, dispensers, waste receptacles and doors. Greasy film shall not be left on stainless steel surfaces and/or composite surfaces. They shall be wiped dry with a microfiber general purpose cloth after cleaning. 5. Disinfect/clean toilet bowls on the inside and all surfaces on the outside. 6. Disinfect/clean toilet seats, top, bottom and hinges. 7. Disinfect/clean urinals on the inside and all surfaces on the outside. 8. Clean lavatories. DO NOT use abrasive cleaners on composite sinks. 9. Clean hardware (push/pull plates, bars, doorknobs, handles, kick plates, etc.). 10. Clean mirrors. DO NOT use acid, alkali, abrasive or concentrated ammonia based cleaners. Apply cleaner to cloth, not to mirror to avoid puddling at mirror edges. 11. Mop floor using clean water. DO NOT reuse mop water. Change mop heads regularly. 12. Clean walls, especially under hand dryers and soap dispensers, and wipe down. 13. Refill deodorant container (or use spray deodorant). 14. Remove graffiti. 15. Sanitize/clean water cooler. 16. Replace napkin bags and use disinfectant on container. DO NOT reuse napkin bags. 17. Disinfect/clean baby changing stations/tables. 18. Keep doors and display case fronts clean. 19. Clean all air grills, returns and vents. B. Hourly Follow-up and Spot Check Cleanings (on the hour and at the end of each shift) 1. Vacuum/sweep as often as needed to maintain litter-free floor. 2. Empty receptacles. 3. Refill dispensers, soap, toilet tissue, hand towels, etc. 4. Spot-scrub urinals, toilets as needed. 5. Spot-clean as needed – partitions, floors, walls, doors, glass walls in lobby, etc. 6. Clean lavatories. 7. Wipe-off mirrors. 8. Spray deodorant if required. C. Weekly Cleaning Routine 1. Spot clean all windows and glass doors in restrooms and lobby daily and wash as needed, a minimum of two times each week. 2. Scrub walls and floors (especially grout, around and under hand dryers, soap dispensers, urinals, toilets, lavatories and baseboard tiles) with brush and approved cleaning agent; dry tile, metal, etc. 3. Clean all exposed pipe, hinges, latches, escutcheons and fittings. 4. Scrub concrete floors with concrete cleaner. 5. Touch up paint as required with original colors. 6. Clean and polish hardware (brass, stainless steel, etc.). 7. Clean and touch up paint all air grills, returns and vents. 8. Clean/dust light covers, remove insects. 9. Clean electric eyes on glass doors to remove any obstructions. D. General 1. Inspect and replace burned out lights daily (inside and outside) (LED bulbs supplied by NCDOT). 2. No flammable liquids shall be stored in service building, including equipment. 3. Change air filters monthly or as directed by the Engineer. 4. Floor tile and grout is to be power scrubbed by an approved machine and cleaner, both manufactured for the purpose of cleaning tile and grout, as approved and directed by the Engineer but no less than once per month. 5. Building (inside and outside) shall be maintained as specified to prevent conditions conducive to invasion by pests. Pests shall be brought to the attention of the Engineer for treatment by DOT.