Provision of Office, Lab, and Storage Facility
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This subcontract involves the provision of a physical facility to support prime contractors working on projects for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The required space consists of approximately 2,428 BOMA rentable square feet, which includes 2,048 square feet of baseline user space, 240 square feet of laboratory space, and 140 square feet of freezer storage, along with necessary common areas. The facility must be located within the city limits of Port Angeles and adhere to all applicable accessibility standards. The successful provider is expected to deliver a fully executed lease agreement and ensure the facility is ready for immediate occupancy. This opportunity is managed by the Washington Department of Enterprise Services under NAICS code 531120.
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Multiple Counties, WA, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 25-12-412.
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Market Search - DFW - Clallam County
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