The document is a communication from Shannon Schoening, a USDA Lease Contracting Officer, regarding the Lease Acquisition and Administration for a project in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Allegheny County). It outlines the requirements for identifying a specific delineated area as per federal regulations (CFR § 102-83.25). The delineated area boundaries include the Monongahela River to the north, the South Tenth Street Bridge to the east, PA-837/East Carson Street to the south, and the Liberty Bridge to the west. This delineation serves to establish the geographical parameters crucial for USDA's mission and program activities as they relate to the project in question. The document highlights the responsibilities of federal agencies in defining their area of operations in compliance with applicable laws and guidelines.
The Land Market Survey (LMS) outlines the requirements and processes for leasing office space for a government agency in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The agency has specified a need for a space between 944 and 1,044 ABOA square feet, with defined lease terms of five years and potential renewal options. Key criteria include the location's compatibility with general-purpose office use, accessibility to public transportation within a half-mile, and compliance with various safety and sustainability standards. The preference is for first-floor spaces with 24/7 access. Important restrictions include no adjacent establishments selling alcohol or firearms and non-acceptance of subleases. The document further details necessary zoning approvals, environmental assessments, and historical considerations, emphasizing a fully serviced lease and suitability regarding floodplain risks. The LMS indicates compliance with local planning and states that the site will be solicited if it meets the required standards, highlighting the government's structured approach to space procurement. The survey serves as a foundational document for aligning agency needs with available properties in the market.
The document is a Lease Market Survey Form for an existing building, primarily used by federal agencies seeking rental space. Its purpose is to collect necessary details about potential rental properties, including the building’s location, structure, amenities, and compliance with government standards. Key points include the requirement for a maximum of 1,196 Rentable Square Feet (RSF), the necessity of accessible parking, and the desire for spaces in a commercial area that are compatible with general office use. Additional conditions specify that buildings must not be located near establishments selling alcohol or firearms, and must provide 24-hour access. Accessibility is a crucial aspect, necessitating features such as elevators for upper floors and adherence to fire safety regulations. The survey also mandates the inclusion of public transportation options nearby. Ultimately, the purpose of this survey is to compile information that evaluates whether a building can be deemed suitable for government leasing, with a focus on meeting safety, accessibility, and operational standards as outlined by local and federal regulations. This process aligns with the structured approach seen in government RFPs and grants, emphasizing thorough assessment and compliance with governmental requirements.