SAM Advertisement - Baltimore MD NCA Land Acquisition 26MAY2026.pdf

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS (VA)

IS SEEKING EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST TO ACQUIRE LAND

TO EXPAND OR REPLACE THE BALTIMORE NATIONAL CEMETERY IN BALTIMORE, MD

Description: VA is interested in acquiring at least 8 acres of land on to expand or replace the current Baltimore National Cemetery located at 5501 Frederick Ave, Catonsville, MD, 21228. The land must be suitable for cemetery development with a target search area in Baltimore City and the following Maryland counties of Baltimore, Carroll, Howard, Montgomery, and Anne Arundel.

Delineated Area: To receive consideration, submitted properties must be located within the target search area of Baltimore City and Baltimore County, Carroll County, Howard County, Montgomery County, and Anne Arundel County, Maryland. A map of the delineated area is provided below for further clarification of the boundaries of the delineated area.

Please note:

• VA assumes no responsibility to purchase a site based upon responses to this advertisement.

• VA will only acquire a site based upon the fair market value, as determined by a qualified appraiser.

• VA will not acquire a site that is within the 100-year flood plain, unless it has no practicable alternative.

• VA will not acquire a site that has restrictive covenants, unless it has no practicable alternative.

If you would like to offer a site for VA’s consideration, please submit an expression of interest to the Point of Contact listed below. In order to be considered, your expression of interest must include, at minimum, the following required items. VA reserves the right to eliminate a site from consideration if any of these items are not submitted.

Required Items:

1. Site location and current zoning and use with evidence that the site can be used for cemetery purposes.

2. Approximate size of site.

3. Proof of ownership/control of site, including but not limited to all subsurface mineral, water rights, etc. If you are not the owner, you must state your relationship to the owner and provide documentation (a letter or corporate resolution) that clearly demonstrates that you are an authorized representative of the owner and may offer the site for sale on the owner’s behalf. State whether you have title to property, the site is under contract, whether you have retained an option to purchase, or have any other type of interest in the property.

4. Legal description of site and maps, drawings with specific site perimeter or coordinates, surveys, site plan, photographs, or renderings.

5. Description of proximity of the site to the nearest public transportation (bus and/or train stop), proximity to major transportation routes, and distance.

6. Current availability of utilities at site is preferred, including potable, agricultural, or well water; sewer; gas;

and electric. Provide a statement indicating the current availability of utilities serving the proposed space or property. Include information about any and all water rights associated with the property. Provide a site plan that includes location of utilities, any easements (above and below ground), adjacent roads, and/or other encumbrances affecting the potential development of the parcel. Include any grading, drainage, or sewer plans that have been or will be completed in the future.

7. Previously identified environmental, historic, endangered species (plant or animal), or cultural resources issues known to exist on the site and any remediation efforts taken or to be taken. Provide copies of any environmental studies or cultural resource assessments that have been conducted.

8. Proof that the site is outside the 100-year flood zone, shown on a FEMA floodplain map with site boundaries or wetland survey.

9. Information on any ongoing or planned development affecting the site, including neighboring projects (if known) and road/public utility line construction.

10. Any known title issues, defects, deed restrictions, and encumbrances. Provide a copy of the deed of conveyance. If applicable, please provide copies of any recorded or unrecorded deed restrictions, development restrictions, encumbrances, and/or title defects.

VA staff may conduct a site selection tour if the site meets initial criteria and warrants further consideration for the

Government’s needs for this project.

Interested offerors (owners, brokers, or their legal representatives) should submit one (1) electronic copy of information by e-mail to the point of contact below by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time Monday June 23, 2026. Please note that VA can only accept email attachments that are 5 MB or smaller. VA will accept multiple emails that include relevant attachments.

Nam Tran Department of Veterans Affairs Land Acquisition and Strategic Utilization (003C7D) 1800 G Street Washington, DC 20001 Phone: 504-491-0496 Email: nam.tran3@va.gov

With a copy to:

Marc Waddill The Craddock Group (Support Contractor) Phone: 202-285-5870 Email: marc.waddill@craddockgroup.com