WASHINGTON STATE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION

Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission specializes in the management and rental of non-residential real estate assets for federal agencies, primarily providing land and facility leasing services under NAICS 531190. Their core capability centers on the stewardship of public land parcels, including the administration of easements, access rights, and long-term land use agreements for operational purposes. Technical expertise includes land tenure documentation, environmental compliance coordination, and lease administration aligned with federal property management standards. Their unique differentiator lies in their authority as a state entity managing publicly held recreational and conservation lands, enabling seamless integration of federal mission needs with state-level resource protection protocols. The contractor has delivered services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting land rental arrangements for field operations, research, or infrastructure placement. This relationship reflects a pattern of collaboration where federal agencies require access to state-managed land for mission-critical activities, such as conservation initiatives, forestry programs, or rural service deployment. The contractor functions as a trusted intermediary, facilitating lawful and sustainable use of state-owned property for federal purposes. Their industry focus is narrowly defined by the lessor-of-other-real-estate-property category, which in practice means managing non-residential land leases for government and institutional users. They operate at the intersection of public land management and federal procurement, serving as a conduit for agencies needing physical space without direct ownership. Their market positioning is that of a specialized state-level property administrator with deep familiarity in federal land use regulations and intergovernmental coordination. As a state government entity structured under 2A (State Government), the contractor operates under statutory authority rather than commercial certification. Located in Tumwater, Washington, their geographic presence is anchored in the Pacific Northwest, with a mission-driven focus on managing state-owned recreational and conservation lands for federal partnership. They hold no federal business certifications but derive authority from state law and interagency agreements.