SPRINGFIELD, VA—A map released by the General Services Administration of the proposed Springfield site that is one of three finalists for the new FBI headquarters does not include a land parcel owned by Boston Properties.
The GSA released the map during a series of recent forums the agency has been holding on the FBI's relocation. The map shows that the Springfield site now totals 58 acres, the smallest parcel among the three finalists for the coveted requirement, according to the Washington Business Journal.
However, the Springfield proposal is still above the 50-acre size that has been considered as a minimum for the requirement. The Boston Properties land entailed most of the 25 acres that was part of a parcel pitched by Virginia officials last year as a possible site for the FBI headquarters.
Boston Properties can still compete for the FBI project as a developer to possibly build the new FBI headquarters. See story in the Washington Business Journal.
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