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200 HAMILTON CLOCKTOWER CORPORATE CENTER LLC NJ 08690-3019 USA

UEI: SLED_7568DADD816D95C3

200 HAMILTON CLOCKTOWER CORPORATE CENTER LLC NJ 08690-3019 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_7568DADD816D95C3. It has been awarded $3,591,010 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Fpac Bus Cntr-Mgmt Svs Division.

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Fpac Bus Cntr-Mgmt Svs Division$3.6M100%
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NAICS: 531120
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USDA seeks to Lease Office and related Office Space in Utah CO (Provo) UTThe U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking to lease office space in Provo, Utah, within a clearly defined area bounded by W 2000 N St/200 S to the north, 900 E to the east, Lakeview Pkwy to the south, and Utah Lake to the west. The required space must range between 4,564 and 4,791 square feet of ANSI/BOMA office area (ABOA), with a maximum rentable square footage of 5,476 square feet. The lease term is firm for five years with a 120-day termination right. The space must be fully serviced and must not be located within the 1-percent annual chance floodplain. The facility must include 11 reserved government vehicle parking spaces with secure fencing, 21 total parking spaces, and 10 reserved visitor/customer spaces with pull-through capability for truck and trailer combinations. A dedicated 72’ x 72’ ware yard is required to accommodate 10 parking spots and a 10 x 20 shipping container. Non-reserved employee parking totaling 240 spaces must be available on-site or within 300 feet of the premises. All offered properties must comply with federal standards for fire safety, accessibility under the Architectural Barriers Act, seismic safety, and sustainability requirements. For existing buildings, submitters must provide detailed floor plans, site layouts, recent building inspections or appraisals, and confirmation of system conditions including roof and foundation integrity. New construction submissions require site plans, parcel numbers, and documentation of compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act. An authorization letter from the property owner is mandatory if the offeror is not the owner, and written permission is required when an agent represents multiple parties. Photos of the space or permission for site visits must be included, and the space must be available by the proposed occupancy date. Submissions are due by August 30, 2026, and entities must be registered in SAM.gov to be eligible. All proposals must acknowledge and comply with Section 889 of the NDAA regarding telecommunications prohibitions.
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NAICS: 531120
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USDA Seeks to Lease Office and Related Space in Berrien Springs, MIThe U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking to lease a general-purpose office space in Berrien Springs, Michigan, within a defined area bounded by East Hinchman Road, MI-139, MI-31, the St. Joseph’s River, and Garr Road. The space must be between 3,836 and 4,028 square feet of ANSI/BOMA office area and cannot exceed 4,412 rentable square feet, with a preference for first-floor, contiguous layouts on a single level; if located above ground, an accessible elevator is required. The lease term is fifteen years, with a mandatory firm period of ten years and a non-binding termination option allowing the government to end the lease with 120 days’ notice after the firm term. The space must be in a professional, modern office environment, fully compliant with accessibility, fire safety, seismic, and sustainability standards, and located more than 300 feet from residential areas or establishments selling alcohol, firearms, or providing drug treatment or detention services. The building cannot include any living quarters, and subleasing is prohibited. The government requires 24/7 access, with normal operations from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays. Parking requirements include five reserved spaces for government vehicles, fifteen reserved spaces for producers and visitors including one dedicated pull-through space for farm-type vehicles, and fifteen non-reserved employee parking spaces either on-site or within a quarter-mile walk. Turnkey tenant improvements are expected, and the space must not be located within a 0.2-percent-annual floodplain. All submissions must include authorization from the property owner, detailed building or site plans, photos, confirmation of compliance with ABAAS, seismic, and fire standards, and adherence to telecommunications restrictions under Section 889 of the NDAA. Responses are due by 4:30 PM Eastern on July 28, 2026, and occupancy is estimated for April 1, 2027. All communications must be directed solely to Shannon Schoening, the USDA Lease Contracting Officer.
Fpac Bus Cntr-Mgmt Svs Division

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NAICS: 531120
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Seeks to Lease Office and Related Space in Salisbury, North CarolinaThe U.S. Department of Agriculture is soliciting proposals to lease office and related space in Salisbury, North Carolina, under solicitation number 57-37159-26-FA, with responses due by July 27, 2026. The procurement is classified under NAICS code 531120 and is not set aside for any specific socioeconomic category. The agency requires a comprehensive lease arrangement including the shell of the building, tenant improvements, and all operational services such as janitorial, landscaping, snow removal, recycling, heating and air conditioning, lighting, fire protection, and indoor air quality management. The facility must be designed, built, and maintained in good condition, with strict prohibitions against exposed ducts, piping, and conduits in office areas. A critical requirement is compliance with ASCE/SEI 41 seismic standards, which serves as a pass/fail gate; non-compliant offers will be disqualified unless no compliant proposals are received, in which case award will be based on best value considering price and seismic safety. The Lessor must provide detailed floor plans, parking layouts, tenant improvement cost sheets, and security plans aligned with Level 1 requirements, and must also meet USDA’s ADP and wiring guidelines and signage standards. The lease requires payment of annual rent in monthly installments via electronic funds transfer, with costs broken down into shell rent, operating costs, and tenant improvements rent, all calculated per rentable square foot. All proposers must be registered and active in the System for Award Management (SAM) and must include their Unique Entity Identifier on the cover of their submission. Proposals must be submitted electronically via email by the deadline and must use official GSA forms including GSA Form 1364 and GSA Form 1217 to detail pricing and cost structure. Additional mandatory documentation includes a seismic certificate signed by a licensed engineer, fire safety evaluations, wage determinations from the Department of Labor, and evidence of compliance with security controls for covered information systems. The contract incorporates numerous FAR and GSAR clauses addressing personal identity verification, executive compensation reporting, small business subcontracting plans (when contract value exceeds $750,000), prompt payment, maintenance obligations, right of government inspection, alterations, changes, and liquidated damages for subcontracting plan noncompliance. The Lessor is responsible for obtaining all permits and maintaining insurance including hazard and liability coverage, while also adhering to federal law as the governing jurisdiction. Any deviations from
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