Sources Sought - Milwaukee WI.docx
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Department of Agriculture
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This is a Sources Sought Notice in which the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service is gauging market availability for short-term rental office space in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. The USDA seeks expressions of interest from property owners or leasing agents to accommodate approximately 81 Forest Service personnel. The requirement encompasses approximately 30,000 square feet and must include 81 cubicles (maximum 48 square feet each), 18 private offices (maximum 120 square feet each, with at least 3 featuring locking solid wood core doors), one large conference room (approximately 20 people capacity), two small conference rooms (approximately 10 people capacity), a break area with sink and counter space for appliances, mail/copy/supply rooms, and approximately 5,000 square feet of storage space (including 100 square feet for Li-ion battery storage and 350 square feet of secured storage with keyed entry and interior/exterior access). Additional requirements include a server/IT room with internet and power wiring to desks and video conferencing capabilities, secure parking for 6 vehicles, and optional private conference spaces and shower facilities.
Properties are preferred within the delineated downtown Milwaukee area bounded by the Milwaukee River to the west, the Kinnickinnic River to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and a complex northern boundary incorporating Holton Street, Water Street, Jackson Street, Pleasant Street, Jefferson Street, Lyon Street, Franklin Place, Ogden Avenue, Lincoln Memorial Drive, and the Oak Leaf Trail. If suitable options are unavailable within the delineated area, USDA will consider properties in Waukesha and Milwaukee County if they better meet agency needs and provide cost savings. Interested parties must submit the property address, description, available square footage, parking details, and photographs. All prospective lessors must be registered in SAM.gov to be eligible for follow-on solicitation. Responses are due by October 14, 2026, and should be directed to Mr. Craig Harper at craig.harper@usda.gov. The USDA anticipates acquiring office space by April 1, 2026. This notice does not constitute a solicitation or request for proposals and does not bind the government.
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Sources Sought Notice Sources Sought Notice
DESCRIPTION
Sources Sought Notice
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Seeks Expressions of Interest for Office space in the Milwaukee, WI area.
The purpose of this request for information is to acquire short term rental space for office space to accommodate USDA, Forest Service (FS) personnel. USDA is gauging the market availability of this requirement in Milwaukee or surrounding areas. USDA is interested in reviewing properties that meet the requirements listed below. Interested offers should clearly indicate if all requirements can be met. If they cannot, interested offeror should specifically identify the areas not included within the property.
USDA anticipates acquiring the new office space by 04/01/2026, or within the following months. This new/replacing requirement should include approximately 30,000 square feet total to accommodate:
· 81 Cubicles, each 48 square feet maximum size
· 18 Private Offices, each 120 square feet maximum size and at least 3 with locking solid wood core doors
· Conference rooms: One large (approximately 20 people) and two small (approximately 10 people)
· Break area with sink with space for fridges & countertop appliances
· Mail/Copy/ Supply Room(s)
· Storage Space:
· Approximately 5,000 sq. ft., of which:
· 100 sq ft storage space for Li-ion batteries
· 350 sq ft storage space with secured (keyed entry minimum requirement) with direct access from interior and exterior of the building
· Parking:
· Secure parking for 6 vehicles
· Server/IT Room, with internet & power wiring to desks and video conferencing/digital technologies capable
· Private conference spaces (i.e. telephone booths) (optional)
· Shower facilities (optional) Submitted properties are preferred to be located within the delineated area description, described below. If no available options are within the delineated area, USDA will review properties within Waukesha and Milwaukee County if the proposed building better meets the agency need and results in possible cost savings.
Interested offers must submit the address, property description, available square footage, available parking, and photographs. Lessor must be registered in SAM.gov to be considered in follow on solicitation.
Any expressions of interest should be directed to Mr. Craig Harper at craig.harper@usda.gov. All responses are due by October 14, 2026.
This advertisement is not a solicitation for offers, nor is it a request for proposals and does not bind the Government in any way.
Delineated Area Description:
The Delineated Area is located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Milwaukee County).
· The West Boundary is the Milwaukee River, between Holton Street on the north end and the Kinnickinnic River on the south end.
· The South Boundary is the Kinnickinnic River, between the Milwaukee River to the west and Lake Michigan to the east.
· The East Boundary is Lake Michigan, between the Oak Leaf Trail on the north end (at a similar latitude to Kilbourne Avenue) and the Kinnickinnic River on the south end.
· The North Boundary includes: Holton Street between the Milwaukee River and Water Street; Water street between Holton Street and Jackson Street; Jackson Street between Water Street and Pleasant Street; Pleasant Street between Jefferson Street and Jackson Street; Jefferson Street between Pleasant Street and Lyon Street; Lyon Street between Jefferson Street and Franklin Place; Franklin Place between Lyon Street and Ogden Avenue; Ogden Avenue between Franklin Place and Lincoln Memorial Drive; Lincoln Memorial Drive between Ogden Avenue and the Oak Leaf Trail (at a similar latitude to State Street); and the Oak Leaf Trail between Lincoln Memorial Drive (at a similar latitude to State Street) and Lake Michigan (at a similar latitude to Kilbourne Avenue).
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