GSA Leasing Support Services for Animal and Plant Health Inspection in Queens, NY
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The Frame
This contract facilitates the procurement and management of federal office space in Queens, NY, ensuring the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has the necessary facilities to operate.
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Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.
The company is tasked with providing real estate and leasing support services for the federal government.
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
The agency will receive support in acquiring and managing its leased facility space in Queens, NY.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The GSA issued a task order to Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. for leasing support services.
- The services are for the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service located in Queens, NY.
- The task order is issued against an existing Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract.
- Services include assisting with requirements development, soliciting and evaluating offers, and negotiating lease terms.
- The contractor is responsible for preparing lease documents and amendments.
- The contractor will perform post-award services, including oversight of landlord build-outs and space delivery.
- The contract specifies that the services provided are deemed 'not inherently governmental'.
Why It Matters
This contract facilitates the procurement and management of federal office space in Queens, NY, ensuring the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has the necessary facilities to operate.
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Outsourcing of Leasing Functions
The document explicitly notes that the services provided are 'not inherently governmental,' reflecting a standard federal policy of using private real estate firms to manage government leasing portfolios.
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