The proposed bill authorizes a contract between the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) and GMJ Facilities, LLC for janitorial services at various DCHA properties, valued at $223,826.48 for an initial two-year term with options for three additional one-year extensions. The selection of GMJ Facilities followed a competitive bidding process, where they were chosen based on their technical qualifications, pricing, and commitment to providing job training and employment opportunities for low-income residents. The bill also certifies that GMJ Facilities is a certified business enterprise in good standing with the District, and the contract will be funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as part of DCHA's 2025 Fiscal Year budget.

In addition to outlining the janitorial service requirements, the bill emphasizes compliance with federal and local regulations, including provisions for equal employment opportunities and non-discrimination in the workplace. It mandates that contractors maintain a supervisor on-site, conduct background screenings, and adhere to specific cleaning protocols to ensure safety and hygiene. The bill also includes provisions for labor standards, wage determinations, and the responsibilities of contractors regarding procurement and dispute resolution. Overall, the bill aims to enhance transparency, accountability, and economic opportunities for low- and very-low-income individuals through the implementation of the janitorial services contract.