The General Services Administration (GSA) is seeking to lease 8,500 ABOA square feet of office space in Orlando, Florida, to expand its current occupied space of approximately 3,900 ABOA square feet due to an identified need for additional capacity. The delineated area for potential leasing includes specific boundaries and is required to meet various government standards for fire safety, accessibility, and sustainability while ensuring it is not located in a flood plain. The GSA prefers fully serviced leases and may consider alternative space solutions, potentially totaling requirements of up to 12,000 ABOA square feet, while evaluating relocation costs such as moving, tenant improvements, and agency downtime. Expressions of interest are requested by February 13, 2025, with an ASAP occupancy target. Interested parties should contact Lease Contracting Officer Johnny Anderson for further details.

The presented document outlines geographical boundaries relevant to a federal or state-local project, delineating the area of interest defined by Colonial Drive to the North, Hwy 436 to the East, Hwy 482 to the South, and S John Young Parkway leading to I-4 and N. Orange Blossom Trail to the West. It also references the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), indicating potential regulatory considerations for projects within these boundaries. The delineation of these boundaries suggests implications for planning, funding, and environmental assessments under related RFPs or grant opportunities. The document serves as a preliminary reference for stakeholders or applicants involved in proposals that may affect this specific geographical area, highlighting the importance of compliance with NEPA guidelines in any proposed activities or projects.