What types of real estate and facility projects does the CBP General Leasing Office prioritize?

The office focuses on leasing office space, border patrol stations, and specialized facilities at ports of entry. They prioritize vendors capable of meeting strict federal security standards and site-specific operational requirements.

Do I need specific security clearances to work with the CBP General Leasing Office?

Yes, contractors performing work on-site at border facilities or handling sensitive facility data often require personnel security clearances or background investigations to meet Department of Homeland Security standards.

How can small businesses compete for leasing and facility contracts with this office?

Small businesses should monitor solicitations for set-asides related to construction, facility maintenance, and janitorial services. Demonstrating past performance in government facility management or commercial real estate leasing is critical for competitive proposals.

US CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION · Contracting Office

CBP GENERAL\LEASING OFFICE

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US CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION

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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

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Acquisition authority and contracting profile of CBP GENERAL\LEASING OFFICE.

The CBP General Leasing Office manages the acquisition, renovation, and maintenance of real property assets required for border security operations and administrative functions. Vendors compete for contracts involving commercial real estate leasing, facility management, building security systems, and specialized construction projects tailored to port of entry requirements.

Hierarchy: US CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION · DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY.

Contracting officers at this office issue solicitations under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Vendors must be registered in the federal procurement system with a valid CAGE code to receive awards.

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