What the state is buying
by RFPFinder from the notice; the solicitation governsThe Washington Department of Enterprise Services (DES) is selling a 11,939 square foot, 2-story commercial building on 0.30 acres of land in Burlington, Washington. The property is being sold "as is, where is" and was previously used as a behavioral health facility.
Scope
- Disposal of real property in Burlington, Washington.
- 11,939 sq ft commercial building on 0.30 acres.
How to get the bid documents
- Open the notice on Washington DES - WEBS (Washington's Electronic Business Solution)
- Read the notice; the source lists no attachments
- Submit before 5:00 PM PT on Jun 9, 2027
The source notice lists no attachments.
Open the original listing on the agency portalDetails
- Place of performance
- Washington
- Buyer type
- State
- Notice type
- Not stated
- Solicitation no.
- 24-10-325
- Delivery location
- Burlington, Washington from notice
- Local presence
- Not required
- Amendments
- None since Apr 24, 2025
- Contact
- Jim Hickman
- Phone
- (360) 701-0749
Not stated in the notice: estimated value, contract type, period of performance. Check the bid documents.
Contact details from the source notice. Contact the buyer only about this solicitation.
Key dates
Change log
verified Sun, Oct 11 · 11:18 AM PTNo amendments since posting on Thu, Apr 24, 2025; verified Sun, Oct 11 · 11:18 AM PT.
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Notice as published
Disposal of Real Property Notice-Burlington, Washington
The property includes a 11,939 square foot, 2-story commercial class structure on .30 acres of land. The property has deficiencies related to deferred maintenance and is sold “as is, where is.” The property was used as a behavioral health facility and is currently vacant.
Responses due:
Earlier updates (1)
6/9/2027
NIGP codes: 99884 Real Estate (Incl. Buildings, Houses, Land, etc), Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items, Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items Counties: statewide (all 39 counties)
Listing collected from Washington DES - WEBS (Washington's Electronic Business Solution). Always confirm requirements in the original solicitation before you bid.