Kimberly D. Gillon

Kimberly D. Gillon serves as a Realty Specialist within the Public Buildings Service’s R3 Acquisition Management Division under the General Services Administration, where she plays a pivotal role in securing real estate assets and facility-related services to support federal operations across Region 3. Her responsibilities include managing the full lifecycle of leasing, acquisition, and disposition actions for federal workspace requirements, ensuring compliance with federal real property statutes and GSA policy. She specializes in procuring commercial real estate services, including long-term leases, space planning, and tenant improvement allowances, aligning each acquisition with the agency’s mission to deliver safe, efficient, and modern federal work environments. Kimberly collaborates with a diverse array of commercial real estate firms, property managers, and development entities to negotiate and execute lease agreements and property acquisitions. While specific contractor names are not publicly enumerated, her procurement patterns reflect consistent engagement with national and regional real estate service providers with demonstrated expertise in federal compliance, property due diligence, and adaptive reuse of existing structures. Her working relationships are characterized by a focus on transparency, regulatory adherence, and performance-based outcomes. Her contracting activity reflects a 100% preference for non-set-aside procurements, indicating a strategic emphasis on open competition and broad market access rather than socioeconomic set-asides. This approach prioritizes maximizing value and operational efficiency through unrestricted competition, consistent with the scale and complexity of federal real estate needs in Region 3. Kimberly’s technical expertise centers on NAICS categories related to real estate leasing and property management, including commercial office space acquisition, mixed-use property transactions, and facility integration services. She routinely procures services tied to lease administration, environmental assessments, property condition reports, and space optimization, demonstrating deep familiarity with federal real property law, GSA Form 1775 processes, and the Federal Real Property Profile system.