ICE Seeking Office Space in Over 40 States

Project Saltbox: An RFI released today details ICE’s plans to rent co-working space for over 300 personnel nationwide

ICE is seeking co-working space for over 300 personnel nationwide, according to market research released earlier today. In the request, the agency outlines their need for flexible workspace (private offices and/or workstations). ICE is specifically looking for vendors who have experience leasing space to Federal agencies within the last two years, and the statement of work details specific requirements for each site including desks or private offices, Wi-Fi access, and printing privileges. Leases are expected to run for a term of 12 months.

The Target Cities

According to the notice, ICE is looking for co-working space in almost 100 cities across 42 states and Puerto Rico. Under the lease agreements, the government would not sign traditional long‑term office leases. Instead, the agency would tap into existing co-working locations on a short‑term basis, paying for access to desks and small private offices inside facilities that also serve other tenants. The approach allows ICE to move staff into fully furnished space with minimal advance build‑out, using the same flex‑office products marketed to private companies.
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