GSA awards lease for office and other space in the Sacramento Metro Area, CA

The General Services Administration has awarded a long-term lease agreement for office and related space in the Sacramento Metro Area, specifically in Rancho Cordova, California, under Contract Number GS-09P-LCA03462. The lease covers a total rentable area between 44,438 and 48,883 adjustable square feet, with a base term of 15 years and an optional five-year extension, commencing upon substantial completion and formal government acceptance. The Lessor is responsible for the full design, construction, and maintenance of the facility in strict compliance with federal building standards, including energy efficiency requirements under the Energy Independence and Security Act, accessibility standards, fire protection systems per NFPA codes, seismic retrofitting guidelines, and environmental controls for indoor air quality and materials such as TSCA Title VI compliant wood products. Performance obligations are defined through a series of attachments referencing detailed program requirements from NOAA and USBR, security protocols for Level II and Level III facilities, and specialized site constraints including a mandated 20-foot column spacing, two vehicular access points, noise and light barriers, and the exclusion of a railyard within one mile. The facility must support 24/7 government operations, including dedicated freight elevator access if Block B is located above the first floor and comprehensive truck turnaround areas. The contract includes a comprehensive set of FAR and GSAR clauses governing tenant responsibilities, payment procedures, inspection and acceptance protocols, security requirements, and subcontracting compliance. Key obligations include adherence to the Small Business Subcontracting Plan with Alternate III, disclosure of covered telecommunications equipment under FAR 52.204-24, personal identity verification for all personnel accessing federal spaces, and safeguarding of contractor information systems. Subleasing and assignment rights are governed by deviation clauses, and mutual obligation, integration, and non-disturbance terms are explicitly included. The Government retains full authority to inspect and accept the space only after receipt of a Certificate of Occupancy and confirmation of compliance with all technical, safety, and environmental benchmarks, including ASTM, ASME, and IBC standards. No contract pricing figures are disclosed, though the Lessor must submit an Annual Cost Statement and all financial data remains redacted. The contracting officer is Clara E. Lee, while Bruce Keyes and Tony Lucchesi serve as primary and secondary points of contact for leasing coordination. All proposals were required through the RSAP platform, and the contract imposes strict prohibitions against foreign-owned telecom equipment, debarred entities, and