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Lease for warehouse space
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The General Services Administration, specifically the Pbs R10 Office of Leasing, issued an award notice for solicitation 3OR0228 regarding the lease of warehouse space. The requirement involves securing approximately 4,800 square feet of warehouse space located in Medford, Oregon, under NAICS code 531120. The agreement is structured for a 20-year full term, which includes an initial 5-year firm term, with a target occupancy date of November 31, 2016. The contract specifications include detailed requirements for the delineated area, parking, and adherence to safety standards. Administrative oversight for this action was managed through the GSA office in Tacoma, Washington, with Kacy Cameron serving as the primary point of contact. The procurement process concluded with a response deadline in June 2016 and a formal posting date of July 5, 2016.
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