U.S. General Services Administration
Policy
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GSA builds diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility into its business and service for its stakeholders
As co-chair of the GSA Equity Team, I’m excited to kick off this new, ongoing blog series to let you know about the work we’re doing to support diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) a... -
Modernizing eRulemaking: Testing reCAPTCHA, Beta Redirects
GSA plans to test reCAPTCHA, beginning July 22, 2020, on the beta.Regulations.gov site. reCAPTCHA is part of ongoing efforts to support the integrity of the rulemaking process and manage the role of... -
Transparency in IT Spending Improves Outcomes and Saves Taxpayer Dollars
The U.S. General Services Administration has amended its TBM Request for Information (RFI), originally posted on June 18, 2018. The amended RFI announces the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) plan to direct agencies to use GSA IT Schedule 70 to procure Technology Business Management (TBM) tools and services, and solicits updated information from TBM tool vendors. This effort satisfies the Cross Agency Priority (CAP) Goal for Improving Outcomes in Federal IT Spending Transparency, by establishing a governmentwide approach to streamline how agencies procure TBM services and tools.
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A Federal Perspective on Security Operations Centers as a Service (SOCaaS)
Earlier this summer, Dan Jacobs, Cybersecurity Coordinator for GSA’s Federal Identity, Credential, and Access Management (FICAM) Team, presented on Security Operations Centers as a Service (SOCaaS) in... -
Collaborating for Better Design, Technology and User Experience
Overview of initiatives across Federal government that focus on IT design, development and accessibility. -
Implementation of Order-Level Materials Improves the Schedules Program
GSA is pleased to announce one of the biggest improvements to its Schedules Program since its creation: the Order-Level Materials (OLM) initiative is now live. GSA announced the final General Services...