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The General Services Administration is seeking a fully serviced office lease in Blythe, California, within a specific delineated area bounded by W. Barnard Street, I-10 on Hobson Way, N. 7th Street, and S. Defrain Blvd. The required space must range between 3,385 and 3,893 ABOA square feet and include at least one surface parking space. The lease term is set for 15 years, with a firm period of 10 years. To be eligible, the offered space must not be located in a 100 year flood plain and must adhere to all government standards regarding accessibility, seismic safety, sustainability, and fire safety. This procurement is managed by the PBS R9 San Diego Field Office, with Jason Wills serving as the primary leasing specialist. The estimated occupancy date for the facility was scheduled for June 15, 2013.
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