Flexible Coworking Services (FCS)

GSA Public Buildings Service Region 5 established a Master IDIQ for flexible coworking services on August 18, 2021, with ordering authority expiring August 31, 2026—approximately one month remaining. The vehicle carries a partial small business set-aside, though nearly all awarded task orders have been issued unrestricted. The shared ceiling is $50 million.

Activity has accelerated modestly since award. Twelve task orders have been issued across four years, with ordering momentum trending upward: one order in 2022, two in 2023, four in 2024, three in 2025, and two through March 2026. The combined potential value of all task orders is $648 thousand, fully obligated. The vehicle contemplated up to four IDIQ awardees, but the source confirms only three primes have received orders: Liquidspace, Inc. (7 orders, $492 thousand), Deskpass Corp (3 orders, $135 thousand), and Level Office Management LLC (2 orders, $21 thousand). Liquidspace dominates with roughly 76 percent of the combined potential value.

Task orders fund a diverse customer base across ten agencies. The Department of the Interior's US Geological Survey leads with multiple orders totaling $378 thousand, followed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development with $47 thousand in combined obligations and the Department of Commerce Office of Inspector General with $29 thousand. Orders support temporary workspace needs nationwide at specific locations—Portland, Oregon; Fort Collins and Colorado Springs, Colorado; Charlotte, North Carolina; Greensboro, North Carolina; New York and Pennsylvania; and St. Louis, Missouri, among others.

Task-order values are modest, ranging from $8 thousand to $139 thousand, with all awarded orders priced on a firm-fixed-price basis. One order (July 2024, $8.25 thousand) was designated Total Small Business; the remaining eleven are unrestricted. Performance periods typically span one year or less. Most recent awards demonstrate continued demand: March 2026 orders to Department of Commerce and Department of the Interior offices totaled roughly $50 thousand combined.

Flexible Coworking Services is a business services model to provide flexible coworking solutions to the Federal Government. Solutions shall include individuals working independently or co-working collaboratively in shared office space.