U.S. Department of Agriculture Seeks Office Space in Frankfort, IN

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking to lease office space in Frankfort, Indiana, with a delineated area defined by specific streets and boundaries. The space must be between 3,044 and 3,196 square feet (ABOA) with a maximum of 3,652 square feet (RSF), and should include two reserved parking spaces for government vehicles along with additional parking for employees and visitors. The lease term is for ten years, with a firm commitment of five years, and includes provisions for termination rights after 120 days. The space must be suitable for a professional office environment, preferably on the first floor or with accessible elevator options if above ground level, and must meet standards for fire safety, accessibility, seismic safety, and sustainability. External storage of approximately 400 square feet for farming equipment and pull-through parking for large vehicles and trailers are also required. Interested parties are invited to submit expressions of interest by December 2, 2024, providing detailed information such as building location, interior layouts, parking arrangements, and confirmation of compliance with relevant safety and accessibility standards. Submissions should include photographs or permission for site visits, and if the space is in an existing building, details on building systems and condition are necessary. The USDA emphasizes that the space must not be located within flood-prone areas or near tenants involved in alcohol sales, firearms, drug treatment, or detention facilities. The lease will be fully serviced, and offerors are advised to register in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) if not already registered. All inquiries and submissions should be directed to David Han, the Lease Contracting Officer, via email or phone.