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In this training video we will learn to understand the new Request for Lease Proposal. Please note: This training video provides an overview of the RLP document. It is important to thoroughly read the RLP before submitting an offer. GSA has historically used the solicitation for offers or SFO to obtain offers for lease space this document had clauses for both the offeror and clauses that describe the duties of the eventual lessor. To better separate these two distinct areas all of the causes that described how GSA would select the winner of the procurement were brought into the new request for lease proposal document. The remaining clauses were put into the lease which is the contract that the winning offeror will have with GSA. This is the cover page for the Request For Lease Proposal. It includes information like the solicitation number shown here and the date that offers are due by shown here. The RLP has five sections. Section 1 is the Statement Of Requirements. Paragraph 1.02 contains information like the minimum and maximum square footage, the parking requirement, and the lease term being offered by the government. Paragraph 1.03 shows the area within which the government is looking for space. In order for your building to be eligible it must be located within this area. GSA will fill out the section with boundaries for the North, South East and West boundary for the delineated area. Alternatively you may see the delineated area described as a point of beginning with lines extending from that point of beginning and forming eventually a closed loop. You can plot these delineated area boundaries on a map in order to determine if your building is within this select boundary. Section 2 is the Eligibility And Preferences For Award section. This section includes the government's fire safety, seismic and accessability requirements. It also details certain preferences that the government applies when selecting the winning offeror. Section 3 is the How To Offer section. This section provides potential offerors with detailed instructions on the forms that you must complete in order to submit an offer. It is very important at all offerors thoroughly review the section. We'll highlight a few the most significant items in this tutorial. Paragraph 3.02 shows you where your offer must be submitted. Please note the ability to submit your offer by email and consider this as an alternative to save time and money and reduce paper use. Paragraph 3.03 are the Pricing Terms. These include forms like the 1217 that describe the cost of services. The 1364 which breaks the offer down into the different rent components and details the total rent that you're offering. The Building Security Unit Price List describes the price for the different security components required in the lease. And the Brokerage Commission Agreement which is required anytime that the GSA is represented by a broker. Paragraph 3.06 contains a number of additional forms such as the 3518 which...