Lease/Rental Of Office Buildings

The PSC Category X1AA, "Lease/Rental of Office Buildings," encompasses federal government procurement of office space through commercial real estate leasing. This category covers full-service lease agreements for government agencies requiring professional office environments, including administrative spaces, field offices, career centers, and specialized facilities. The leases typically include comprehensive services such as utilities, maintenance, parking, and tenant improvements, tailored to meet specific agency operational requirements.

Federal Contract Awards in this category demonstrate significant diversity, with lease values ranging from $1,200 to $82,494,449.75 and durations spanning 1-20 years. Frequently awarded entities include real estate firms like McGrath Rentcorp, Satellite Shelters Inc., Williams Scotsman Inc., and NSP Ventures Corp. The Department of Veterans Affairs, General Services Administration, Department of State, and Transportation Security Administration are prominent funding agencies. Most awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders or definitive contracts, with approximately 70% having no specific set-aside designation. Performance locations span multiple states, with concentrations in California, Texas, Florida, and Washington.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities predominantly seek office spaces for government agencies, with requirements ranging from 988 to 50,194 square feet. Typical solicitations target specific geographic boundaries within city limits, emphasizing proximity to transportation, meeting strict government standards for fire safety, accessibility, and sustainability. Agencies like the Transportation Security Administration, Drug Enforcement Administration, Forest Service, and Internal Revenue Service are seeking leases. Most opportunities specify detailed requirements including parking spaces, building characteristics, security specifications, and compliance with telecommunications regulations. Performance locations include cities in California, Texas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oregon, and other states, reflecting a nationwide procurement approach for government office space.