Lease/Rental Of Unimproved Real Property (Land)

The Product and Service Code (PSC) X1PC represents the lease and rental of unimproved real property, primarily consisting of land parcels. This category encompasses various land-use arrangements for government agencies, including agricultural leases, pasture rentals, training areas, and site locations for infrastructure and operational purposes. The leases typically involve undeveloped or minimally developed land that can be utilized for specific governmental needs such as training, research, infrastructure placement, or agricultural production.

Federal Contract Awards under this PSC category demonstrate a diverse range of land lease activities across multiple federal agencies. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service emerged as a frequent user, awarding multiple small business set-aside purchase orders for horse boarding, pasture rental, and seasonal land use, with contract values ranging from $3,600 to $64,940. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) utilized land leases for disaster housing support, while the Helena Regional Airport Authority and Naval facilities also secured land-related contracts. Most awards featured firm fixed-price purchase orders with durations ranging from several months to five years, predominantly supporting operational, training, and infrastructure requirements.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this PSC category primarily involve NASA and the Department of the Navy seeking land leases for various purposes. NASA solicitations include leasing undeveloped land and buildings at Goddard Space Flight Center and Stennis Space Center for commercial aerospace development, totaling approximately 2,865 acres. The Department of the Navy has issued solicitations for agricultural land leases at Naval Air Station Kingsville and Naval Air Station Lemoore, seeking to lease between 25 and 240 acres for crop cultivation. These opportunities consistently emphasize mission-aligned land use, with evaluation criteria focusing on technical approach, financial capability, and proposed development strategies. Most opportunities are open to all U.S. commercial providers with no specific set-aside designations.