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LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS
The following pages can assist customers doing Recovery Act business with GSA.
GSA RECOVERY ACT FUNDS
- $4.5 billion: Federal building conversion to high-performance green spaces
- $750 million: Federal building and courthouse renovations
- $300 million: Fuel-efficient vehicles
- $300 million: Land ports of entry renovation and construction
GSA PLANS AND REPORTS
- GSA Plans: Agencywide Funds and Projects
- GSA's Public Buildings Service Project Plan
Federal Buildings Fund Spend Plan Revised 3/5/10 - GSA's Federal Acquisition Service Project Plan
Motor Vehicle Replacement Project Spend Plan - GSA Weekly Reports: Financial and Activity Reports
RECIPIENT REPORTING
Prime recipients of funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act are required to register with the government and report how those funds were used. The documents linked below offer recipients guidance on the process of registering and reporting. GSA is calling recipients to ensure they have the information they need.
- Recipient Reporting Guidance - Registration [PDF - 85K]
- Recipient Reporting Guidance - Reporting [PDF - 155K]
FEDERAL BUILDINGS FUND INVESTMENTS
GSA is using $5.5 billion in Recovery Act funds to convert federal buildings to high-performance green buildings and to build new, energy-efficient federal offices, courthouses and land ports of entry.
RECOVERY HIGHLIGHTS
- Recovery Act Modernization at Seattle's Federal Center South Complex
- Johnson Kicks off Summer of Recovery Act Construction Projects
- New Sustainability Plan Puts GSA on Path to Zero Environmental Footprint Goal
- Federal Field Office in Oregon Jump-starts Jobs
- Legislation: Summary | Full text (407 pg, PDF,1.1MB)
- Frequently asked questions about the Act
Please visit GSA's Newsroom for more >
COMMUNICATIONS WITH REGISTERED LOBBYISTS
On March 20, 2009, the President issued a Memorandum entitled “Ensuring Responsible Spending of Recovery Act Funds” which outlined new rules for communications concerning Recovery Act matters. Following a period of consultation and review, the Administration has refined the rules in order to better promote the President’s goals of merit-based and transparent agency decision making with regard to Recovery Act funding.
In compliance with the President’s Memorandum and the updated guidance, all oral and written communications with federally registered lobbyists concerning Recovery Act policy or projects for funding will be documented and posted to this site.
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