BPI-RCI 33 NM OWNER, LLC

BPI-RCI 33 NM OWNER, LLC operates in the real estate leasing and property management sector, with demonstrated experience in facilitating federal facility occupancy through structured real estate arrangements. The contractor’s core capability centers on the acquisition, management, and lease administration of commercial office and parking infrastructure to support federal agency operations. Their work involves coordinating the physical space allocation of rentable square footage and structured parking assets to meet agency-specific operational requirements, ensuring compliance with federal space standards and building codes. Technical expertise includes lease documentation, space planning, and coordination with federal facility managers to align physical infrastructure with mission needs, particularly in high-density urban environments. The contractor has performed work for the PBS R9 Leasing Division, a branch of the General Services Administration responsible for managing federal real estate portfolios. This relationship indicates a focus on supporting GSA’s mission to provide secure, efficient, and cost-effective workspace for agencies such as Customs and Border Protection. The nature of the engagement suggests a specialized role in executing lease agreements for mission-critical federal locations, particularly in metropolitan areas with complex real estate constraints. The primary NAICS code 531120, representing lessors of nonresidential buildings, reflects a business model grounded in property leasing rather than construction or facility management services. The contractor’s market positioning is niche, serving as a real estate intermediary for federal agencies requiring leased space in urban federal corridors. BPI-RCI 33 NM OWNER, LLC is a privately held entity with no public certifications on record. Its geographic footprint is tied to specific federal lease locations, with current activity centered in San Francisco, CA. The company’s government market presence is defined by its role as a real estate asset provider within the federal leasing ecosystem, supporting agency space requirements without direct involvement in construction, IT, or service delivery.