Latest US Capital Lease Contracts & Bids

Proposals are invited for the purchase and delivery of electric utility vehicles. The deadline for submission is Thursday, July 17, 2025, at 1 PM. Proposals can be submitted via hard copy, email, or online through Public Purchase. The vehicles must meet specific specifications, including battery capacity, charging capabilities, and features. Complete information on financing alternatives, including capital leases, is required. Vendors holding a state bid contract are encouraged to offer corresponding pricing. Proposals must remain valid for 60 days from the opening date. Additional information may be requested during the final selection process. The county reserves the right to accept or reject proposals or parts thereof.

The GSA is seeking to negotiate a succeeding lease with the incumbent lessor for office space at **** M Street NW, Washington, DC, for the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals (CBCA). The lease is for 45,206 rentable square feet and will commence on February 1, 2025. The justification for other than full and open competition is based on the sole-source nature of the acquisition, as no other space is available that meets the agency's specific requirements. The agency has conducted market research and a cost-benefit analysis to demonstrate that the proposed rental rates are fair and reasonable. The lease is for a 15-year term, with a 10-year firm term. The incumbent lessor has submitted an expression of interest (EOI) with a rate of [redacted] per rsf, which included full TI and BSAC allowances. The agency has also advertised the opportunity on SAM. gov. There are no systemic barriers to competition identified.

The GSA is seeking a succeeding lease for office space at **** M Street, NW, Washington, DC, for the Medicaid CHIP Payment Access Commission (MACPAC). The lease is for 8,254 rentable square feet (rsf) of office space, with a 15-year, 10-year term commencing February 1, 2025. The justification for other than full and open competition is based on a cost-benefit analysis demonstrating that relocation would result in substantial duplication of costs to the government. Market research was conducted to identify potential locations and rates, and the incumbent lessor's offer was deemed fair and reasonable. No other suitable locations were found. The lease is for continued occupancy of the current space.

This RFP is issued by the Public Works Capital Improvements Committee of the City of Norwich for the redevelopment of the Dr. Patrick Cassidy house at 98 Washington Street. The RFP seeks proposals from developers (individuals or companies) to preserve, develop, rehabilitate, design, construct, manage, finance, market, lease, and reuse the property. The project involves one parcel (98 Washington Street). Specific services required include building and facility construction and maintenance, general residential construction, and residential building construction services. The timing, form, and substance of the proposals are described in section 2 of the RFP.

This notice advertises various procurement methods (ITB, RFQ, State Contract) for different departments (Child Nutrition, Operations, Facilities, Information Technology, Capital Planning) in Louisiana. It includes details on various goods and services, such as canned goods, milk, bread, meat, frozen food, paper products, appliances, school buses, copier machines, licenses, hardware, security cameras, fire alarms, doors, building replacements, HVAC systems, plumbing, and more. The notice also mentions the possibility of direct purchases from companies with existing Louisiana state contracts. There is also a note to check the website, LAPAC, or the Advocate newspaper for more information. No specific deadlines or other details are provided.