Tenders by sector
Cleaning tenders in Singapore
Cleaning is one of the most frequently tendered services in the Singapore public sector. Schools, hospitals, town councils, government offices and public spaces all need cleaning contracts, and many come up every year. They’re published on GeBIZ, and TenderSmart can email you new ones as they appear.
Updated 2026-10-09
Who buys
- Schools and institutes of higher learning
- Public hospitals and polyclinics
- NEA, for public areas and hawker centres
- Ministries and statutory board offices
- Community clubs and sports facilities
Typical tender scopes
- General and office cleaning
- Public area and road cleaning
- Hawker centre and toilet cleaning
- Window and façade cleaning
- Pest control and disinfection
What you need to qualify
Cleaning businesses need a licence from NEA, and cleaners are covered by the Progressive Wage Model, so your manpower costs must meet PWM wage levels. Tenders often ask for track record on similar sites and may require bizSAFE certification.
Each tender sets out its own eligibility criteria and evaluation method. Read them before you start pricing.
How to find cleaning tenders
New cleaning tenders are published on GeBIZ throughout the year, often as quotations with short deadlines. Searching every day is the only way to catch them all by hand.
With TenderSmart, you set keywords such as cleaning, conservancy, pest control, toilet cleaning, and we email you matching tenders every morning with a link to the notice. New to bidding? Start with our guide to the tender process.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find cleaning tenders in Singapore?
Government cleaning tenders are published on GeBIZ. TenderSmart can email you new ones that match your keywords every morning.
Who issues cleaning tenders?
Common buyers include Schools and institutes of higher learning, Public hospitals and polyclinics, NEA and for public areas and hawker centres.
What do I need to bid for cleaning tenders?
Cleaning businesses need a licence from NEA, and cleaners are covered by the Progressive Wage Model, so your manpower costs must meet PWM wage levels. Tenders often ask for track record on similar sites and may require bizSAFE certification.