This contract will provide valuable commercial real estate data and information resources to enable individual and portfolio-wide management and evaluation of GSA’s owned and leased properties by the various PBS divisions and regions listed below:
Office of Portfolio Management and Customer Engagement: The market data, leasing data and comparable sale data (hereafter referred to as market data) allows PBS to better determine the appropriate strategy for an asset based on its competitive position in the market. The Real
Property Valuation Division uses the information to cross-check appraisals to confirm the subject/comparable property/buildings and that projected rental rates and/or sales prices are comparable to recent market transactions. It will also aid in monitoring how well PBS is operating its owned buildings.
Office of Property Disposal: The market data helps PBS validate independent appraiser valuations to ensure that GSA receives a fair price for properties that are selected for disposal.
Capital Investment Division: Provides knowledge of the local real estate markets to aid in ensuring that any new construction, major R&A or modernization projects will be cost effective.
Leasing and Analysis Divisions: Provides information on the rents and expenses in comparable buildings in local markets to ensure that the rents GSA charges to customer agencies, whether in leased or owned buildings, are consistent with the market.
Scope of Work
GSA-PBS's Office of Portfolio Management and Customer Engagement and National Office of Leasing along with their regional counterparts need an internet-based computer accessible real property informational database and analysis service. GSA requires national comparable real estate market and property information to research markets and submarkets, and to validate appraisal information obtained from private sector appraisers. Market specific data must include inventories, space availability, new construction inventory, changing trends in vacancy rates, and absorption and growth rates. Building specific information to be provided includes detailed physical building/property characteristics, financial data, operating costs and maintenance history, leasing history, including specific lease transactions and asking rentals. The database must also provide confirmed sale transactions, including sale prices, gross and net rentable square feet, financing data, cap rates, and buyer and seller contact information. Said sales must be tracked and continually updated. Graphic products provided should consist of high-resolution digital images, including maps, floor plans, 360-degree visuals, interior and exterior photographs, and aerial photographs. The Contractor shall provide a continuously updated data base of real estate market data and transactional information to include:
• comprehensive market/submarket/building inventories, trends, and analytics, market and building size, and a variety of other data fields.
• mapping and aerial photographs of buildings and comparable data.
• building specific data including floor plate information, building photographs, and tenant floor-by-floor information.
• Historic trend analytics including rent, vacancy, and absorption. GSA-PBS requires a broad geographic and demographic informational base.
• submarket statistics and boundary maps; a variety of interactive custom and demographic reports as well as quarterly major market overview reports of building vacancy and absorption by market and submarket; confirmed comparable sales transaction, comparable rental rates and lease expirations sort able by property type, property class, geographic location, dates of sale.
• on-site system training available during normal business hours, telephone, and computer-based technical support with 24 hour 7 days a week access.
• the ability for the Contractor to provide research on specific real property to include current and historical building specific rent rates, vacancy, and major improvements.
• the information should aggregate to the national level for the national offices and regionally/market specific for the GSA-PBS regions.
• all information must be directly accessible by GSA-PBS's employee or its Contractors.
• Raw data files that can be provided on a recurring (at least quarterly) basis at the sub-market level for office or industrial space with all rental, tenant improvement, and market concessions information.
• Geographical “shape files” for mapping the individual office submarkets that are covered.
All GSA-PBS users currently have National Coverage – most GSA Central Office and Regional users will require access to the information described above for geographic markets available covering the United States and its territories.
Note: NAICS Code 519190 -- All Other Information Services is the code listed on the SF1449 but not populated in SAM. Codes 519190 and 519290 appears to be congruent.
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