BSCAI, since 1965, has been the one association dedicated to the needs of the jan/san end-user. We are here to help companies, small and large, to stay competitive in today’s marketplace. Our mission is “To advance the building service contracting industry worldwide and to enhance the ability of its members to serve client needs in a professional, profitable and environmentally responsive manner.”

We do this by fulfilling our goals of providing valuable benefits to our members, which include:

For All

• Active government affairs program
• Partnerships with other organizations to promote the industry and our members
• Improve the industry through certification programs and standards

Building Service Contractors, End-Users & In-House Professionals

• Provide resources to help members solve the problems they face everyday
• Provide networking opportunities with peers and vendors
• Provide educational opportunities throughout the U.S.
• Increase members exposure to customers

Associate Members

• Provide networking opportunities with customers
• Help develop rewarding customer/supplier relationships
• Provide opportunities for enhancing market share

For information on joining BSCAI and specific benefits, select the membership category that best fits you. Our membership categories include:

1. Building Service Contractor Member – companies located in the U.S. and internationally that are primarily engaged in providing services, in and surrounding buildings and residences on a contract basis. This includes janitorial contractors, window cleaners, carpet cleaners, maid services, franchisees, etc.
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2. Asscociate Member – companies that provide services used by contractors and other end-users. This includes consultants, distributors, and manufacturers of paper products, chemicals, equipment, software, etc.
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3. Allied Member – For facilities that provide their own in-house staff (i.e. schools, hospitals, hotels, etc.) and are not part of an outside contracting company. This category also includes libraries, vocational schools, teachers, etc.
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BSCAI’s Code of Ethics, that applies to all members, is:

To operate constantly in accordance with the best and fully accepted ethical business practices…
To comply with all applicable laws and federal, state and local government regulations…
To provide all services and products at fair, equitable and non-discriminatory charges…
To furnish adequate equipment, qualified personnel and products of high quality to achieve and maintain the highest standard of performance…
To provide courteous and prompt handling of all requests and complaints…
To recognize and respect the legal right of competitors in the true spirit of individual initiatives and free competitive enterprise…
To strive for continued improvement of the image and reputation of the industry by good business practices and enlightened public service in the community…
To contribute regularly to the improvement of the industry’s public reputation…
To participate loyally in the industry’s growth and progress through the activities and public interest efforts of the association.