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What This Bill Does
The General Services Administration (GSA) has issued a task order to CBRE Inc. to provide real estate leasing support services for the Social Security Administration (SSA) in New York, NY. This contract covers tasks such as finding office space, negotiating lease terms, and managing the build-out process for federal tenants.
This contract facilitates the acquisition and management of office space for the Social Security Administration in New York, ensuring the agency has the necessary facilities to operate.
Who It Affects
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CBRE INC
The company is tasked with providing real estate and leasing support services for the federal government.
Social Security Administration
The agency will receive support for acquiring and managing its office space requirements in New York.
Key Facts
- The General Services Administration awarded a task order to CBRE Inc. for leasing support services.
- The services are specifically for the Social Security Administration in New York, NY.
- The contract is issued against an existing Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract.
- Services include requirements development, soliciting and evaluating lease offers, and negotiating lease terms.
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- The contractor is responsible for preparing lease documents and amendments.
- The contractor will assist in the oversight of landlord build-out and delivery of leased space.
- The contract specifies that the services provided are deemed not inherently governmental.
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Outsourcing of Leasing Functions
The document highlights the federal government's reliance on private contractors for complex real estate negotiations and oversight, explicitly noting these tasks are not inherently governmental.
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