Federal activity overview — OF-17: Offer to Lease
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Optional Form)
Used by property owners to submit offers to lease space to the federal government. GSA uses this form when soliciting offers for office space, warehousing, and other facility leases. It captures the proposed rental rate, space configuration, building features, and lease terms offered by the lessor.
Building owners and real estate developers submit OF-17 when responding to GSA Requests for Lease Proposals (RLPs) for federal office space or other facility needs.
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is federal form OF-17 (Offer to Lease). Used by property owners to submit offers to lease space to the federal government. GSA uses this form when soliciting offers for office space, warehousing, and other facility leases. It captures the proposed rental rate, space configuration, building features, and lease terms offered by the lessor.
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