X -- U S GOVERNMENT SEEKS LEASED OFFICE SPACE IN ALBANY, NEW YORK

THIS IS A RE-POST OF A PREVIOUSLY SOLIICTATION NUMBER 7NY2311 WHICH WAS RUN ON JANUARY 8, 2008. The United States Government seeks to lease office space consisting of approximately 16,325 rentable square feet in Albany, New York bounded as follows: South: Madison Avenue; West: Route 9W; North: Clinton Avenue; East: Broadway. The space should yield between 14,194 to 14,904 ANSI/ BOMA Office Area square feet. The proposed lease is for ten (10) years, five (5) years firm. Surface parking for 2 vehicles is required. The offered space must meet Government requirements for Security, Fire Safety and Handicapped Accessibility in accordance with Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Standards (ABAAS) and include all services and utilities. Interested parties may submit pertinent information within 5 days, to [email protected] or by mail to: Robert Lipman, The Crown Partnership, Inc.. 2920 M Street, NW, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20007, Phone 202-333-8436. Please send copy to John Burweger, 36 Valley View Lane, Pawling, NY 12564. Phone 845-855-4733, Fax 845-855-1459 or email [email protected] Please reference Project Number 7NY2311. Brokers or agents may represent the prospective landlord, but any properties or proposals submitted by brokers/agents must be accompanied by written evidence that they are authorized to represent the building's ownership. Expressions of interest should include all of the following: 1. Building name and address 2. Rentable square feet and rate per rentable square foot 3. Method of measurement used to determine rentable square feet 4. Common Area Factor (s) for available space by floor if applicable 5. FEMA map showing the property location in relation to Flood and Earthquake zones 6. Evidence of control of the property being submitted. In all correspondence include the following: 1) Name, address and telephone number of the individual offering and to be contacted 2) Any information regarding influences unique to the site or building that may affect the occupancy 3) Incentives and inducements such as tenant improvement allowances, lessor provided enhancements, etc.