Redacted JOFOC.pdf
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This document is a Justification for Other Than Full and Open Competition (JOFOC) for a lease renewal by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Real Estate Acquisition Division. The document covers a lease for 6,603 ABOA (rentable) square feet of office space in Baltimore, Maryland, with the current lease expiring on 03/30/2026. The justification details the need to negotiate a succeeding lease with the incumbent lessor without full competitive bidding, citing cost-effectiveness, minimal disruption to agency operations, and meeting specific requirements such as fire protection, security, and workspace configuration.
The market research conducted identified eight potentially acceptable locations using CoStar and other sources, with the current location meeting the agency's needs. Key lease requirements include contiguous space on one floor, efficient layout, specific column perimeters, elevator service, public entrances, parking availability, and proximity to public transit. The long-term plan is to secure occupancy for a 10-year, 5-year firm term. The document emphasizes that relocating would incur significant costs and disrupt operations, and recent market surveys confirm the rental rates are within acceptable market ranges for the Baltimore submarket.
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Revised 10-23-2023
__________________________________________________ Date_____________________ Maria Szkotak, Lease Contracting Officer
12. PREPARER’S TECHNICAL CERTIFICATION.
I certify that the supporting data used to form the basis of this Justification is complete and accurate to the nd belief.
________________________________ Date______________________ Kunthea Konesavanh, Leasing Specialist
See GSAM 506.304(d) and (e) for appropriate signature threshold levels.
If Senior Procurement Executive (SPE) approval is required, must include signatures from Regional Contracting [Leasing] Director, Regional Counsel, and Head of Contracting Activity (HCA). Use of a separate signature page is required.
Note that the threshold for SPE approval is based on aggregate contract value;
therefore, it is possible that SPE approval may be required for actions below the prospectus threshold.
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