U.S. General Services Administration
Policy
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GSA’s most traveled webpage
For such an unassuming icon in the upper right corner of the General Services Administration’s homepage, the little suitcase that links federal travelers to per diem rates packs a lot of clicks. -
We should all be as happy as this 40-year public servant
Forty years is a long time to stick to anything, especially in a world where a minute is the gold standard for keeping someone’s attention. But 40 years in one organization and loving it? “I have one -
GSA Publishes First Learning Agenda, Evaluation Plan and Capacity Assessment to Support Evidence Based Policy Making across the Agency
In support of the new GSA Strategic Plan, GSA has developed an evaluation strategy to focus and align evidence-building activities over the coming years.”This is an exciting new chapter at GSA and for… -
GSA Shares New Evaluation Priorities in First-ever Annual Evaluation Plan to Boost Evidence Building
GSA has published the agency’s first FY 2022 Annual Evaluation Plan to advance a strong culture of evaluation, evidence building and learning. The plan is in support of the Foundations for Evidence-Ba… -
GSA Celebrates International Plain Language Day
October 13 is International Plain Language Day, marking 11 years since President Obama signed the U.S. Plain Writing Act to help ensure the American people could understand the information they receiv… -
Accessibility starts with us
The mission of government is to serve all its citizens—including those with disabilities. Under Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, federal agencies must give those with disabilities (including emp… -
GSA Future Focus: Web Scraping
This is the first in a monthly series of posts from GSA’s Emerging Technology Office. We’ll explore emerging technologies, possible policy stances for the US Government, and seek input from other agen… -
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Administrative Procedure Act
The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) of 1946 celebrates its 75th anniversary on June 11, 2021. When it was established, U.S. Senator Pat McCarron called the APA “a bill of rights for the hundreds of… -
New Season, New Successes for GSA/USPS USAccess Pilot Program!
Great news on our work with the United States Postal Service (USPS). All 120+ USAccess Agencies commissions and boards participated in the USAccess Pilot. We completed 11,265 appointments with a 91% c… -
GSA’s Office of Government-wide Policy (OGP) set to host IPv6 Summit
GSA’s OGP is hosting an IPv6 Summit to bring together leaders from the federal government and industry for an engaging series of panels covering IPv6 implementation progress, opportunities and best pr…