UNSPSC 83111605: Spacesegment leasing

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UNSPSC 83111605 Spacesegment leasing, a Commodity code, encompasses real property leases that state and local governments procure for office, warehouse, and specialized operational facilities across their departments and agencies. The code captures the full range of leasing activity—from small single-tenant office suites under 10,000 square feet to major multi-floor corporate campuses housing dozens of state employees—and covers both initial competitive procurements and renewal notices. State issuing bodies dominate this code: the Illinois Department of Central Management Services (CMS) and its constituent agencies (Department of Human Services, Department of Children and Family Services, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Revenue, Illinois Department of Public Health, and others) have conducted the vast majority of recent solicitations under streamlined Request for Information processes. Texas state agencies—the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, Texas Facilities Commission, and Texas Department of Criminal Justice—also conduct significant leasing activity. County and special-purpose entities appear less frequently but include San Bernardino County (a 49,888-square-foot mixed office-warehouse RFP for Human Services), Putnam County, Florida (a volunteer fire station lease), and workforce development boards. Set-asides and preferences are rare; Illinois' procurements routinely show zero Business Enterprise Program and Veterans Business Program utilization, while Texas facilities occasionally reference state bidder preferences and veteran-owned business designations without enforcing them broadly.

Illinois dominates the geographic and opportunity profile. Between May and October 2026, Illinois CMS issued or awarded leases in Springfield (appearing in at least nine separate notices across DCEO, DHS, IDPH, DCFS, and other agencies), Chicago (Cook County locations for DHS, IDOC, and IDEC), and smaller downstate locations including Homewood, Murphysboro, Marion, Taylorville, Moline, Fairview Heights (where a single landlord—RETKO Group—holds multiple state leases), Olney, Gibson City, and Freeport. Texas leasing activity clustered around Dallas-area regional service centers (TxDMV) and court facilities in Austin (Fifteenth Court of Appeals, 15,948 square feet, RFP 303720834, due July 14, 2026). Illinois' RFI process under 30 ILCS 500/40-20 dominates, with notice-of-award postings appearing weekly; most awards cite "Request for Information for Leasing" as the source-selection method and carry five-year initial terms with optional five-year renewals. A representative Illinois opportunity: CMS L6580, Department of Human Services, 57,942 square feet across five floors at 600 E Ash Street, Springfield (awarded to Springfield Partners III, LLC, August 31, 2026, total value $8.27 million). A representative Texas opportunity: TxDMV lease of 11,000–14,000 square feet for a North Dallas Metroplex Regional Service Center, RFP 608-26-97145-NDRSC (proposals due July 1, 2026), with 27 full-time employees, 1,600-square-foot lobby for 80 customers, and a 3,000-square-foot training room. San Bernardino County's October 8, 2026 RFP for 49,888 square feet (office and warehouse for Human Services Personnel and IT divisions) with a December 17 response date and a 5% local-vendor preference represents a rare county-level multi-asset procurement. Illinois renewal notices (L6699, L6318, L4228, L6364, L6302, L4228, and others) indicate a mature, rolling lease portfolio with annual or multi-year renewals rarely re-competed—a signal that incumbent landlords face minimal displacement risk. Most opportunities carry no explicit dollar budgets in the source materials; award notices reveal post-award values ranging from $132,141 (DNR Olney, five-year) to $10.76 million (DFR/DOI/CMS Springfield, five-year renewal). Prevailing wage requirements appear in Texas and San Bernardino County procurements but rarely in Illinois RFI notices. The code shows sustained, predictable procurement velocity: Illinois alone posts lease awards or RFIs multiple times per week, making this a high-frequency, low-variance opportunity class for landlords and brokers with state-contract experience.