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Award: GS-09P-LCA03362/ U.S. General Services Administration awards 9,800 RSF of office and related space in Concord, CA - #4CA1161
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The U.S. General Services Administration has awarded contract GS-09P-LCA03362 for the lease of office and related space in Concord, California. The agreement covers 9,800 rentable square feet, providing 8,355 ABOA square feet of usable space along with twenty-eight reserved, structured on-site parking spaces. The lease is established for a total term of fifteen years, with a firm commitment for the first ten years. The total aggregate value of the contract over the full fifteen-year period is 4,179,672.17 dollars.
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