Mark Filipenko

Mark Filipenko serves as a key procurement professional within the Pbs R00 Center for Broker Services under the General Services Administration’s Public Buildings Service, where he manages the acquisition and leasing of nonresidential real estate to support federal agency workspace requirements. His role centers on executing full lifecycle real property contracts, from market analysis and solicitation to award and performance oversight, ensuring federal facilities are secured in alignment with strategic footprint optimization goals. He specializes in commercial lease transactions for office and mixed-use properties, applying federal real estate acquisition standards to deliver cost-effective, secure, and mission-aligned workspaces across the United States. Filipenko maintains consistent contracting relationships with a select group of institutional real estate owners and developers, including TWO CON LLC, ONNI TIMES SQUARE LP, CVD MAIN LLC, BELTSVILLE GSA FDA LLC, and CC OWNER LLC. These partnerships are primarily structured as long-term lease agreements for existing commercial properties, reflecting a preference for established landlords with proven track records in federal compliance, property management, and facility readiness. His procurement approach emphasizes stability, risk mitigation, and operational continuity over speculative or development-based engagements. Filipenko’s contracting portfolio reflects a 100% no set-aside profile, indicating a strategic focus on open competition rather than socioeconomic set-asides. While small business participation is not a primary driver of his award decisions, his process remains fully compliant with federal procurement regulations, prioritizing value, location suitability, and facility condition over socioeconomic criteria. His expertise is narrowly focused on NAICS 531120—Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses)—where he procures leased commercial office space and related real property services. He specializes in evaluating building condition, lease terms, utility infrastructure, security protocols, and accessibility compliance to ensure federal occupancy requirements are met without unnecessary capital investment or operational disruption.