Region 9

The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 9 is responsible for managing federal real estate assets across Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and U.S. territories in the Pacific. As part of the GSA's nationwide Public Buildings Service, Region 9 acquires space for federal agencies through lease arrangements, implements property maintenance and improvement projects, and provides facility management services for government-owned buildings. This regional office oversees a diverse portfolio of federal properties, including courthouses, office buildings, land ports of entry, and other specialized facilities, ensuring they meet agency operational requirements and comply with federal standards for accessibility, sustainability, and safety.

The contract opportunities data reveals that GSA Public Buildings Service Region 9 is actively seeking leased space across its jurisdiction, with a particular focus on replacing or succeeding expiring leases. The majority of opportunities involve office space for federal agencies, including the Transportation Security Administration, National Resources Conservation Service, Farm Service Agency, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and U.S. Attorneys' Office. These leasing opportunities range from smaller spaces of approximately 1,000 square feet to larger requirements exceeding 23,000 square feet, with most requiring specific building features such as parking spaces, accessibility compliance, and sustainability standards, while avoiding flood-prone areas.

Beyond leasing activity, Region 9 is also soliciting specialized technical services for federal buildings. Notable examples include fiber cabling installation at the Matsui Federal Courthouse in Sacramento, mechanical systems work across Southern California facilities, and specialized maintenance projects involving building systems and infrastructure. These technical service opportunities typically involve highly specialized work such as HVAC maintenance, electrical systems upgrades, and other building systems repairs, often with specific compliance requirements under federal regulations, including Section 889 telecommunications prohibitions of the FY19 National Defense Authorization Act.

The contract awards data demonstrates GSA Public Buildings Service Region 9's focus on maintaining and upgrading existing federal facilities within its jurisdiction. Awards primarily cover repair and maintenance services for critical building systems including elevators, HVAC components, generators, fire protection systems, and electrical infrastructure. Notable examples include a $236,687.76 contract for custodial services at airports in Hawaii and American Samoa, a $72,273.34 award for standpipe system and pressure reducing valve repairs, and multiple contracts for elevator inspections, chiller repairs, and emergency generator maintenance across various federal facilities in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Hawaii.

The award data reveals a pattern of utilizing various contract vehicles, particularly Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) and delivery orders under Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contracts, to efficiently procure facility management services. Contract values typically range from approximately $3,000 to $250,000, with most awards falling between $10,000 and $50,000 for targeted repair or replacement projects. The agency demonstrates substantial engagement with small businesses, including companies with 8(a), woman-owned, minority-owned, and other socioeconomic certifications, though many contracts are awarded without specific set-aside designations. This approach allows Region 9 to maintain a diverse supplier base while addressing ongoing maintenance needs and emergency repairs across its extensive property portfolio.