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U.S Government Awards Lease for Department of Interior - Camarillo
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The General Services Administration awarded contract GS-09P-LCA03053 to Camarillo BC Properties, LLC on June 12, 2013, for a new replacing lease to support the Department of the Interior. The agreement covers a fifteen-year term with a total aggregate value of 9,794,403.10 dollars. The facility is located at 760 Paseo Camarillo, Camarillo, California, with full occupancy anticipated by March 14, 2014. The leased premises consist of 23,744 rentable square feet, providing 21,200 usable square feet of office and related space. Additionally, the contract includes ninety on-site surface parking spaces, comprising eighty-five standard spaces and five reserved spaces. James Valk serves as the primary point of contact for this award.
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