New Replacing Lease - Concord Vet Center
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The Department of Veterans Affairs, through the General Services Administration, is soliciting proposals for a new replacing lease for the Concord Vet Center in Concord, California, under solicitation number 36C24W26R0040. The government requires between 4,708 and 6,674 ABOA square feet of space for a 20-year lease term, including 10 firm years. The selected lessor must provide a fully serviced facility that includes utilities, janitorial services, guest high-speed Wi-Fi, and basic cable. The space must be designed to maximize the co-location of staff offices and group rooms, featuring specific requirements for a Director's office, counselor offices, and three group rooms, all while adhering to ADA accessibility standards and Facility Security Level II baseline specifications. Award will be based on a best value tradeoff process where technical factors—including facility design, site characteristics, past performance, and experience with build-to-suit medical outpatient facilities—are significantly more important than price. The lessor is responsible for all design, construction, and maintenance, including compliance with ASCE/SEI 41 seismic safety standards, NFPA 101 life safety codes, and ENERGY STAR labeling. Proposals must be submitted by September 30, 2026, using GSA Form 1364 for pricing and including SF 330 qualifications for the design team. All construction must comply with Department of Labor prevailing wage determinations for Contra Costa County and meet strict federal telecommunications and cybersecurity prohibitions.
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See Attachments - Concord Vet Center New Replacing - EXTENDED DUE DATE: 10/31/2026
CONCORD RLP Q&As
Thank you for reaching out and expressing interest in the Concord Vet Center lease opportunity. There have been questions asked regarding this request for Offers, so I have complied a list of questions with the answers for your reference. Please see below…
1. I noticed that both a Sources Sought notice and the RLP were posted on SAM.gov on the same date under separate notice IDs. Is the Sources Sought associated with the current RLP, or is it intended as a separate market research effort?
Yes. The RLP is now extended to October 31, 2026.
2. Section 1.06 of the RLP references several exhibits and attachments, including the Lease, Agency Requirements, pricing forms, and other supporting documents. However, the SAM.gov posting appears to include only the RLP document. Will the remaining exhibits be provided by amendment, or are they available upon request?
The agency requirements referenced in Section 1.06(B) are included in the attached exhibits.
3. If that structure is not acceptable, is there another arrangement that would allow CloseMachine to serve as the Government's contractual lessor while partnering with the property owner?
The Government allows the property owner to serve as the source, provided they have established legal property management. This arrangement ensures that the owner retains responsibility and meets the necessary leasing requirements.
If you would like additional clarification regarding the offeror structure or are interested in exploring alternative arrangements about responding to the RLP, I recommend consulting APEX Accelerators, which can be found on the SAM.gov website for comprehensive support.
4. Could you also provide the additional agency requirements referenced in Section 1.06(B) and the past-performance questionnaire?
The agency requirements referenced in Section 1.06(B) are included in the attached exhibits.
5. TI Allowance-- $202 per ABOA. Is this a mistake? The national RLP is about $58/ ABOA.
No this is not a mistake. Please refer to RLP
6. BSAC—please confirm there is none requested.
BSAC is included in TIA
7. Parking—the requested parking ratio is double the market for office buildings and all of the buildings offer non-reserve stalls.
Please refer to RLP for parking requirements.
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