U.S. General Services Administration
June 2011
All across America, GSA is seeing great examples of entrepreneurship and innovation, even though we're facing some of the toughest economic times we've experienced since the Great Depression. Seeing this occur in the manufacturing sector is especially…
Government agencies are six months into implementing the Federal CIO’s 25 Point IT Reform Plan, and according to agency CIO status blogs, we’re on schedule. That’s great news.…
Increasingly, mobile is the way of the world. More than 80 percent of the people in the U.S. use mobile devices, and by 2013 more people will be accessing the internet via mobile technology than on traditional computers. Government…
Federal buildings are often the focal point of many downtown and community landscapes across the country, a place where people go to work and get business done. Now, the public and federal employees alike have another reason to visit federal…
On Tuesday, June 14th, the nation observed Flag Day, and this year's holiday marked the 15th anniversary of a remarkable milestone here at GSA. On June 14th, 1996, GSA reached its goal of giving each of its employees access to the internet, making it one…
GSA has teamed up with the First Lady’s Let’s Move! Child Care, a campaign that offers child care providers an easy checklist to fight obesity and give our youngest children a healthy start. GSA has pledged that all of its 109 child care…
Administrator Johnson joins forum on flexible workspaces …
Welcome to the General Services Administration’s blog, a forum where we at GSA can tell our stories. Here, you’ll find the latest thoughts and projects from across our enterprise and across the country. My hope is that it will be…
The Federal government needs a wide variety of goods and services to do the business of the American people. As the federal government’s centralized procurement source, many of those contracts flow through the U.S. General Services…