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Description: The Department of the Army, through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Kansas City District, is conducting a sources-sought market inquiry for approximately 800 square feet of nonresidential office space in Manhattan, Kansas, as its existing lease approaches expiration. The Government will consider alternate space if economically advantageous, weighing its suitability and relocation costs such as moving, replicating tenant improvements and telecommunications infrastructure, and operational downtime. Interested lessors are invited to submit information to Realty Specialist Nya King; this notice is for market research and is not itself a request for proposals.

Buyer: U.S. Army Engineer District Kansas City
Federal · MO, US
Released: Sep 30, 2026
Closes: Oct 7, 2026(4 days left)

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Scott MensingChief, Engineering Division

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Stacie L. MillerChief, Resource Management Office

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Eric ShumateDeputy for Project Management and Chief of Planning, Programs and Project Management

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Andrew T. NiewohnerDistrict Commander and District Engineer

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