US Government seeks to Lease Office Space in Cleveland, Ohio

The General Services Administration is soliciting proposals under Solicitation 6OH0315 to lease a standalone, modern office building for USCIS operations in Cleveland, Ohio. The government requires between 52,688 and 55,322 ABOA square feet of contiguous space in a BOMA Class A or B building located within a professional office or business park. The lease structure consists of a 156-month firm term and a 180-month full term, with estimated occupancy scheduled for Fall 2028. Key facility requirements include 24/7 access, a loading dock, a 20-foot building setback, and 54 parking spaces, 15 of which must be reserved for government use. The property must not be located in a 1-percent-annual chance floodplain and must be within a half-mile walkable distance of public transportation. The facility must adhere to stringent technical and security specifications, including Facility Security Level III standards and specific build-out requirements for the Criminal Investigation Division and Homeland Secure Data Network rooms. Structural mandates include minimum ceiling heights of 9 to 12 feet depending on the room type and 12-foot on-center column spacing. The lessor is responsible for providing an exterior flagpole and performing cyclical carpet and flooring replacement every ten years. Proposals must comply with ADA, fire safety, seismic, and sustainability standards, as well as Section 889 of the FY19 NDAA regarding telecommunications equipment. Expressions of interest are due by August 7, 2026, via email to the designated brokers and contracting officers.