U.S. General Services Administration
Sustainability
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Greenbuild to showcase GSA leaders, other experts at sustainability conference
The impact of funding from the Inflation Reduction, environmental justice in energy and environmental design, and more will be important components at the largest annual gathering for green building... -
GSA is driving federal fleet electrification
Today is the start of National Drive Electric Week, a campaign raising awareness about the benefits of battery-electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. At GSA, we’re proud to once again... -
GSA helps reimagine ‘the most innovative square mile on the planet’
Despite the modern research happening inside the old federal John A. Volpe Transportation Systems Center, the vast 1960s, industrial-like campus just didn’t fit the high-tech vibe of Kendall Square in -
GSA’s progress in greening government through the Inflation Reduction Act
With the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act one year ago, GSA hasn’t wasted a moment in putting its $3.4 billion toward greening the federal footprint. The agency is driving to reduce carbon -
Green Proving Ground delivers triple win for taxpayers
The federal Green Proving Ground (GPG) program takes advantage of GSA’s substantial real estate portfolio to test innovative building technologies that have the potential to reduce operating costs and -
GSA IT receives award for excellence in sustainable procurement of IT products
For the seventh year in a row, GSA IT won a national award recognizing organizations that buy and sell sustainable and environmentally friendly electronic products.The Global Electronics Council gives -
The buzz around bees: Looking back, and ahead, to the health of pollinators at GSA
Federal buildings are a hive of activity. And it’s not just on the inside.GSA is helping pollinators – mostly bees and butterflies – find a good home. That can mean on the ground or on the roof, where -
GSA makes electrifying move at Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in the nation’s capital is a palace among federal buildings. It holds more than 3 million square feet of office space – making it second only -
GSA's Acquisition Policy Advisory Committee presents first recommendations
A diversity of experts and industry leaders shared their insights and expertise about the direction of acquisition policies and practices recently with the General Services Administration's (GSA) Acqu -
Unsung (until now) hero shows public servant’s passion for sustainable procurement
Government acquisition and procurement is like a hive, with public servants combing through mounds of information on several websites to find goods and services that deliver quality while saving taxpa