Federal activity overview — GSA-1364: Proposal to Lease Space
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration
The standard form used by building owners to propose leasing space to the federal government through GSA. It captures detailed information about the offered space including square footage, rental rate, parking, building amenities, energy efficiency, and compliance with fire and life safety codes.
Real estate owners and developers submit GSA-1364 when responding to GSA solicitations for leased office space, typically as part of the competitive leasing process under GSA's leasing authority.
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is federal form GSA-1364 (Proposal to Lease Space). The standard form used by building owners to propose leasing space to the federal government through GSA. It captures detailed information about the offered space including square footage, rental rate, parking, building amenities, energy efficiency, and compliance with fire and life safety codes.
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