0NY2728 - Justification For Other Than Full Open Competition - Miramar, FL - Award Notice

The United States General Services Administration (GSA) is seeking to extend a sole-source lease for existing office space in Miramar, Florida, under Lease Number LF148850, to ensure uninterrupted operations for mission-critical immigration support services that manage and schedule check-ins for non-detained individuals. The proposed extension, effective January 1, 2026, and set to expire on December 31, 2028, spans a firm three-year term with a 120-day termination option to allow for early exit should suitable replacement space become available. This action is justified under GSAR 570.405 and statutory authority 41 U.S.C. 3304(a)(1), citing unexpected delays in acquiring new facilities and the high cost and disruption associated with relocation. No competition was pursued, as the continuation of occupancy in the current location is deemed essential for operational continuity. Market rent comparability has been validated, and the rental rate has been determined to be fair and reasonable based on GSA-conducted analysis, though specific dollar amounts are not disclosed in the justification. The place of performance remains the existing leased facility at 33027, Miramar, Florida, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the site through continued government occupancy. No competitive evaluation factors, technical performance specifications, packaging requirements, or invoicing procedures are detailed, as this is an administrative lease extension proceeding under non-competitive authority. Supporting documentation includes two cost benefit analyses, but no pricing details, contractor information, Unique Entity ID, or socioeconomic certifications are provided. The contracting office is GSA’s Public Buildings Service, Office of Leasing, based in New York, NY, with Laurence Wendorf listed as the primary point of contact. No contracting officer representative, formal payment instructions, accounting codes, or clause requirements under FAR 52.2 are identified, and the document serves primarily as a justification for the lack of competition rather than a fully detailed contract award package.