About Us

CAREER SUMMARY 

Daniel Weber started his service in the United States Marine Corps; serving with 3rd Battalion 6th Marines on two offensive combat deployments in both Iraq and Afghanistan from 2007-2011. After his military service he went back to college at Marymount University where he studied Business Administration with a concentration in Management. Upon finishing at the University, he went on to work on the Global Terrorism Database for Human Geo. Working closely with developers and data scientists, he was instrumental in the creation of a new application to classify, examine, and display the mountains of information collected around on the clock on terrorism related events around the world.

Daniel came to work with Art and Nathan as an intern at Lee & Associates to get a taste for the Real Estate world and help guide the team on innovative ways to give back to his fellow service members. It was this passion that lead to the creation of Veritas FRP.

CAREER SUMMARY 

Art Cudworth has over 35 years of commercial real estate experience, including ten years with the real estate division of the General Services Administration (the GSA is the United States federal procurement arm). Art and the Veritas federal real estate team act as agents for landlords and sellers, tenants and buyers, and entrepreneurial and institutional investors in federally leased properties. He has also prepared real estate development proposals for build-to-suit office, VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC), ICE, DEA, SSA, and warehouse projects on a national basis. 

Art's ten years with the GSA, coupled with his real estate transaction experience makes him uniquely qualified to handle the complexities of government related real estate transactions. 

CAREER HISTORY 

In his career with the GSA and subsequent Colorado Service Center management team, he acted as a leader of the Region 8 Leasing Reinvention Laboratory. He also served as a Contracting Officer with an unlimited warrant on large lease and build-to-suit construction projects. 

In addition, he provided federal client agencies with space requirement planning, lease procurement and administration services. Assisting client agencies in determining their space requirements, he gained extensive experience in negotiating lease terms, rates and conditions; conducting price/cost analysis of offers; preparing lease contracts and supporting documentation; preparing lease appraisals; and coordinating tenant finishes. He also gained an extensive knowledge of the FAR & GSAR.  As a representative of the Lease Reinvention Lab, Art served with various federal groups and task forces to analyze progress and present findings through informal meetings and to audiences of more than two hundred. He was responsible for communicating new methods and procedures to region-wide real estate staff as well as for reviewing proposed GSA leasing policy changes and modifications to the GSAR for content. 

RECENT NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS and CONSULTING ACTIVITIES 

• U.S. Park Services, 166,000 SF 
• Department of Transportation, 81,000 SF 
• Veterans Administration CBOC, 23,000 SF 
• Immigration and Customs Enforcement 7,000 and 9,500 SF 
• U.S. Attorney's Office, 68,000 SF