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Justification for Other Than Open Competition for Lease -Terminal 46 Seattle WA

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HSCG89-22-1-0009Federal

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This contract involves a lease awarded for Terminal 46 in Seattle, Washington, justified under the authority of 10 USC 2304 (c)(1), indicating it was procured through other than open competition. The solicitation number for this lease is HSCG89-22-1-0009, and it was posted on July 21, 2022. The contracting agency is the Department of Homeland Security, specifically through the office located in Oakland, California. The lease falls under the NAICS code 53, related to real estate. The lease pertains to facilities required for government use at the specified place of performance in Seattle, WA, with a ZIP code of 98104. The point of contact for this contract is David Brumley, reachable via email at David.E.Brumley@uscg.mil or by phone at 510-637-5529. This lease arrangement is critical for supporting operations at Terminal 46, and the justification emphasizes the necessity of awarding this contract without open competition, presumably for reasons related to urgency, unique qualifications, or compatibility with existing infrastructure.

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Lease for Terminal 46, Seattle, under DHS, awarded without competition for government use.

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Department Of Homeland Security → Ceu OAKLAND(00088)View Agency

NAICS

53 - Real Estate and Rental and LeasingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Seattle, WA, 98104, USA

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NONE

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22.01.14+JOTFOC+Signed-Final_Redacted.pdf

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PostedJul 21

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AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → Ceu OAKLAND(00088)

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OfficeOAKLAND, CA, 94612, USA

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Department Of Homeland Security → Ceu OAKLAND(00088)

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Office AddressOAKLAND, CA, 94612, USA

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David Brumley

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This is required notice of a lease that was awarded under 10 USC 2304 (c)(1).

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