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Lease of space in Creston, Iowa
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The General Services Administration is seeking a fully serviced office lease for 5,568 square feet of space within the city limits of Creston, Iowa. The requirement includes 13 surface parking spaces and mandates that the facility meet specific government standards for fire safety, accessibility, seismic stability, and sustainability. Additionally, the property must not be located within a 500-year flood plain. The agreement consists of a ten-year full term running from December 30, 2018, through December 29, 2028, which includes a seven-year firm term and three optional renewal years. This procurement was initiated to evaluate whether alternative spaces were more economically advantageous than the government's previous location, taking into account relocation costs and infrastructure replication. The contract is managed by the PBS R6 Office of Leasing.
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