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The General Services Administration Real Estate Acquisition Division awarded a lease contract on August 15, 2016, for four structured reserved parking spaces located in San Francisco, California. This procurement was conducted through a Full and Open Competition process, with the contract being granted to the lowest price and technically acceptable offer in compliance with established contracting regulations. Managed by the PBS R9 Leasing Division under solicitation number 4CA1311, the agreement falls under NAICS code 531120. Alayna Williams served as the Realty Specialist and primary point of contact for the award, which supports government office operations within the 94102 zip code area.
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