Disposal of Real Property Notice-Burlington, Washington

The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services is seeking solicitations for the disposal of surplus real property located at 1036 East Victoria Ave in Burlington, Washington. The property consists of an 11,939 square foot, 2-story commercial class structure situated on 0.30 acres of land, previously used as a behavioral health facility and currently vacant. The property will be sold "as is, where is" with known deficiencies related to deferred maintenance. The procurement follows a structured disposition process with an initial 60-day priority period for government entities to submit proposals, after which the property may be offered for public sale if no governmental interest is received. Interested parties must submit proposals via email to the project manager, Jim Hickman, using a Purchase and Sale Agreement approved by the Office of the Attorney General. The property is commercially zoned and will be conveyed through a Quit Claim Deed, with the State reserving the right to select the most advantageous proposal or cancel the solicitation entirely.

The solicitation prioritizes government entities in a specific hierarchical order, including state agencies, county and city governments, municipal corporations, special purpose districts, federal agencies, and federally recognized Indian Tribes. There are no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises mentioned in the documentation. The property disposition is conducted pursuant to RCW 43.17.400 and follows an Enterprise Services Administrative Policy that emphasizes maximizing the value of state-owned real property assets. While no specific award value or budget range is explicitly stated, the property's commercial nature and location suggest potential significant interest from various governmental and private entities. The State of Washington will evaluate proposals based on their ability to meet the state's disposition objectives, with a focus on achieving the best overall value for the asset. The solicitation does not indicate any requirements for integration with existing infrastructure or technology, and no incumbent vendors are mentioned in the procurement documents.