The U.S. government is seeking competitive lease proposals for approximately 45,000–48,000 ABOA square feet of administrative office space in a delineated area of Los Angeles, CA. The space must be public-facing, support Level II security requirements, include loading dock and freight elevator access, and cannot collocate with law enforcement, courts, or tax collection functions. Offers are submitted on a 10-year/5-year firm basis but evaluated on a 5-year/3-year firm lease term, with shell rent set at $0.01 for years 6–10. The offered space must be fully delivered by July 31, 2028, with agency tenant improvement allowance of $66.65 per ABOA SF and building-specific amortized capital of $12.00 per ABOA SF. Award will be made on a lowest-priced, technically acceptable basis, with contiguous space preferred.

The U.S. Government seeks lease proposals for 45,000–48,000 ABOA SF of administrative office space in Los Angeles, CA, within a specified delineated area. The lease term is 5 years (3 years firm), with a 3-year amortization term, and the space must be fully delivered by July 31, 2028. Requirements include three on-site reserved parking spaces, loading dock and freight elevator access, Level II security capability, and public-facing operations with collocation restrictions. The Tenant Improvement Allowance

The U.S. Government seeks competitive proposals for fully finished and optionally furnished administrative office space in Los Angeles, CA, within a delineated area bounded by specified freeways. The lease term is 5 years with 3 years firm, with occupancy not before July 2027, and the space must comprise 45,000–48,000 ABOA SF with specific layouts including open modular workspaces, private offices, a break room, mail storage, conference/training, secure vestibule, secure storage, admin rooms, and a server room. Requirements include contiguous space preferred, reserved parking for 3 government-owned vehicles, minimum Facility Security Level II, no collocation with law enforcement or tax collection tenants, loading dock and freight elevator access, and modern high-quality condition with no tenant improvements anticipated. Furniture is optional and may be accepted at no cost, but is not required for technical acceptability; evaluation will be lowest-priced technically acceptable on a 10-year/5-firm basis, though the actual lease term is 5 years/3 firm. Offered space must comply with federal, state, and local requirements including fire/life safety, accessibility, seismic, energy efficiency, and Section 889 of FY19 NDAA, and offerors must maintain active SAM.gov registration.

The U.S. Government is seeking competitive lease proposals for 45,000–48,000 ABOA SF of administrative office space in a delineated area of Los Angeles, CA, with contiguous space preferred and three on-site reserved parking spaces required. The lease term is 5 years (3 years firm), and the offered space must be fully completed and delivered no later than July 31, 2028. Agency tenant improvement allowance is $66.65 per ABOA SF, with $12.00 per ABOA SF for Building Specific Amortized Capital. The space must support Facility Security Level II, cannot be collocated with law enforcement, courts, or tax collection functions, and will be public-facing with lower visitor volume than high-volume service agencies. Evaluation will be lowest-priced, technically acceptable, with offers submitted through the GSA Leasing Portal.

The U.S. Government is seeking competitive lease proposals for fully finished, and optionally furnished, administrative office space available for immediate occupancy in Los Angeles, CA, within a specific delineated area. The lease term is 5 years with 3 years firm, and occupancy is desired as soon as practicable following lease execution. The required space is 45,000–48,000 ABOA SF, including specific workspaces, private offices, break rooms, and secure areas, with contiguous configuration preferred and parking for three government vehicles. Offers must be submitted through the GSA Leasing Portal between July 1, 2026, and July 7, 2026, and will be evaluated on a lowest-priced, technically acceptable basis. No budget amount is specified, and the government does not anticipate using tenant improvements or building-specific amortized capital for this procurement.