Items 1 to 4: building and time
Building name and number, time A. began and B. completed, total personnel and total man-hours.
GSA64
Periodic Building Cleaning Work Assignment and Report
GSA Form 64, Periodic Building Cleaning Work Assignment and Report, is a General Services Administration (GSA) form, printed as GSA Form 64 Rev. 12-80. GSA hosts it in its forms library. GSA's page lists a current revision date of 12/1990 and no authority or regulation.
The instructions say custodial supervisors use it to make daily assignments for periodic cleaning work, and custodial employees use it to report completed work. Cleaning contractors use it to propose periodic work for the following work day and to report the jobs performed that day, and the contracting officer's designated representative uses it to approve proposed work and inspect work reported complete.
The form has the building name and number, the time began and completed, total personnel and total man-hours, then rows for work description, location, quantity, work completed and remarks, with the employee's and supervisor's names and dates. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Building name and number, time A. began and B. completed, total personnel and total man-hours.
Two paragraphs on who uses the form, how the work is recorded, and when it is turned in or submitted.
Work description, location (room no., corridor, lobby, or either) and quantity (by measure or count).
A work completed check column, and remarks for work not completed and unusual conditions.
Employee's name and date, and supervisor's name and date, at the foot of the form.
The form is a single page.
Fill in the building name and number, the time work began and was completed, total personnel and total man-hours.
For each row, describe the work, its location by room number, corridor or lobby, and the quantity by measure or count.
Mark item 8 for each job completed.
The form says to show under Remarks the location and amount of work not completed, if any, and state reasons, noting unusual conditions such as equipment or power failure or reassignment to another job.
Enter the employee's name and the supervisor's name, each with a date.
Employees turn it in to the supervisor each day. Cleaning contractors submit it to the designated GSA representative each day.
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The form says it shall be turned in to the supervisor each day at the close of work. Contractors submit it to the designated GSA representative each day at the close of work.
The form says work accomplished and reported on it is to be entered on a daily basis on the Rotational Card System and building floor plans, to keep periodic cleaning work on a current basis.
The note says forms showing work scheduled and completed for contracted jobs such as window washing, blind washing, insect and rodent control and carpet cleaning shall be submitted to the designated GSA representative daily.
The form prints Rev. 12-80. GSA's page lists a current revision date of 12/1990 and no authority or regulation. The form prints no OMB number.
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The form says custodial supervisors use it in making daily assignments for periodic cleaning work.
Custodial employees report completed work on it. The form names floor maintenance personnel, night cleaners, wall washers, window washers, and all others, as appropriate.
Contractors use it to propose periodic work to be done the following work day and to report the jobs performed that day, for comparison with schedule cleaning requirements.
The form says this representative uses it to grant approval of proposed work and to perform inspections of work reported complete.
The instructions printed on the form describe who assigns, reports and approves the work.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA64.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and GSA Form 64 Rev. 12-80. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists no authority or regulation.
The form says custodial supervisors use it for daily assignments, custodial employees use it to report completed work, and cleaning contractors use it to propose and report periodic work.
The form says it shall be turned in to the supervisor each day at the close of work. Contractors submit it to the designated GSA representative each day at the close of work.
The location and amount of work not completed, if any, and the reasons, plus unusual conditions such as equipment or power failure or reassignment to another job.
To propose periodic work for the following work day and report the jobs performed that day. The contracting officer's designated representative uses it to approve proposed work and inspect work reported complete.
The PDF prints Rev. 12-80. GSA's page lists a current revision date of 12/1990.