Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)Issuing agency·Florida·via a public procurement portalFlorida Department of Law Enforcement (hereinafter referred to as the “Department”, “Lessee”, or “FDLE”), requests your participation in a space search in the Tampa Bay Area, Hillsborough/Pasco County, Florida [see detailed boundaries provided within ITN document]. The Department is seeking detailed and competitive proposals to provide a standalone single tenant facility for a secure law enforcement and forensic services facility and related infrastructure for occupancy by the Department. Competitive proposals may be submitted for consideration under this Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) for the lease of a standalone single tenant secure law enforcement and forensic services facility in either an existing building or a non-existing building (build-to-suit/turnkey) building.
NOTE: All buildings must comply with the Americans Disabilities Act (ADA) as stated in Attachment A, Department Space Requirements and Design Criteria. OPTION 1: an ‘existing’ building – To be considered an ‘existing’ building, the facility offered must be enclosed with a roof system and exterior walls must be in place at the time of the submittal of the Reply. OPTION 2: a ‘non-existing’ building – Offeror agrees to construct a building as a ‘build-to-suit’ (turnkey) for lease to FDLE.
Commodities: Lease and rental of property or building
Provide a standalone single tenant facility for a secure law enforcement and forensic services facility and related infrastructure for occupancy by FDLE, either as an existing building enclosed with roof system and exterior walls in place at time of Reply, or as a non-existing building constructed as a build-to-suit turnkey for lease, with all buildings complying with ADA and Attachment A requirements.
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Source: Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) (solicitation 17391), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
