COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO

The County of San Diego provides specialized real estate leasing and utility regulatory services to federal agencies, leveraging its municipal infrastructure and land management expertise. Core capabilities include the administration of land rental agreements for federal operations and the regulation and oversight of utility systems—including electric, gas, and communications infrastructure—on federally managed properties. The contractor demonstrates technical proficiency in property asset management, utility compliance frameworks, and interagency coordination for mission-critical facility operations. Key differentiators include deep local knowledge of Southern California land use regulations, experience navigating federal environmental and land use statutes, and the ability to integrate municipal utility systems with federal operational requirements. The County maintains direct contractual relationships with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior, delivering services that support conservation, land stewardship, and infrastructure maintenance on federal lands. For the Department of Agriculture, the focus is on land rental for operational facilities; for the Department of the Interior, the work centers on utility system administration for wildlife refuges and protected areas, ensuring compliance with federal energy and communications standards. Primary industry focus lies in NAICS 531190 (lessors of other real estate property) and 926130 (regulation and administration of utilities), reflecting a niche positioning as a public entity that bridges municipal land and utility governance with federal mission needs. The contractor specializes in supporting conservation, natural resource management, and federal facility operations through asset-based service delivery rather than traditional contracting models. As a government entity structured under 2A (local government), the County of San Diego operates under public authority with no commercial certifications. Its geographic presence is anchored in San Diego, California, where it leverages its jurisdictional authority to deliver services to federal partners across the region, particularly in areas with overlapping federal and municipal land interests.