SA000007-25 - Building Relocation Services

The California State Treasurer's Office (STO) has issued Request for Proposals (RFP) No. SA000007-25 for professional building relocation services to facilitate the agency's move from the Paul Bonderson Building and State Personnel Board Building to the Jesse Unruh Building. This procurement seeks a qualified vendor to manage and execute a comprehensive relocation process, which likely includes packing, transportation, unpacking, and potentially office setup at the new facility. The RFP is specifically designed to solicit comprehensive building relocation services that ensure minimal disruption to government operations during the transition. Prospective vendors must demonstrate extensive experience in commercial and government office relocations, with proven capabilities in handling sensitive government documents and equipment. The proposal submission deadline is October 24, 2025, with the original posting date of September 23, 2025. Interested vendors will need to carefully review the detailed RFP document (SA000007-25_-_FINAL_RFP.pdf) to understand the full scope of requirements and evaluation criteria.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly mentioned in the provided information, government contracts often include preferences for small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, or local California vendors. The procurement appears to be open to professional moving and relocation service companies with demonstrated expertise in government sector transitions. The potential contract value is not specified in the available documentation, but government building relocations typically represent significant financial opportunities for qualified vendors. The scope suggests a complex move involving multiple buildings and potentially sensitive government infrastructure and documentation. Vendors will likely need to demonstrate robust logistical capabilities, experience with government agency relocations, and the ability to maintain strict confidentiality and operational continuity throughout the moving process.