Gaspare D LaDuca

Gaspare D. LaDuca serves as a Realty Specialist responsible for managing real property acquisition and leasing activities within the federal government’s real estate portfolio. In this role, he ensures the timely and compliant procurement of nonresidential space to support agency operational needs, aligning with federal real property management standards and the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act. His acquisitions primarily involve long-term leases for office, administrative, and support facilities, requiring careful evaluation of property specifications, market conditions, and regulatory compliance under the General Services Administration’s realty guidelines. He works closely with property owners, brokers, and legal counsel to negotiate lease terms that meet mission requirements while optimizing fiscal responsibility and space utilization. LaDuca’s contractor relationships are centered on commercial real estate landlords, property management firms, and leasing agents who provide nonresidential space under direct lease agreements. He engages with a broad spectrum of private-sector property holders, including institutional owners and regional real estate developers, to secure facilities that meet federal standards for security, accessibility, and sustainability. His procurement approach emphasizes competitive solicitation and market research to ensure fair and open access, with no preference for specific vendors, reflecting a neutral and transparent contracting posture. His procurement patterns show a strict focus on non-set-aside acquisitions, with 100% of his leases awarded without socioeconomic set-asides such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB designations. This reflects a mission-driven prioritization of facility suitability and availability over socioeconomic preferences, consistent with the nature of real property leasing where few small businesses own and operate large-scale commercial buildings suitable for federal occupancy. LaDuca’s primary procurement focus is under NAICS 531120, which covers the lessors of nonresidential buildings. He specializes in securing leased space for federal offices, operational hubs, and support facilities, requiring deep familiarity with commercial lease structures, build-out allowances, and federal facility standards. His expertise lies in evaluating property conditions, zoning compliance, and infrastructure readiness to ensure leased spaces meet the technical and security requirements of federal operations.