Federal activity overview — GSA-1217: Lease Amendment
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration
Used to formally amend an existing GSA lease agreement. It documents changes to lease terms including rental rates, space configurations, lease duration extensions, or modifications to building services. GSA-1217 is the leasing equivalent of SF-30 for contract modifications.
Building owners and lessors receive GSA-1217 when GSA modifies an existing lease, such as extending the term, changing the rental rate, or adjusting the leased space configuration.
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is federal form GSA-1217 (Lease Amendment). Used to formally amend an existing GSA lease agreement. It documents changes to lease terms including rental rates, space configurations, lease duration extensions, or modifications to building services. GSA-1217 is the leasing equivalent of SF-30 for contract modifications.
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