August 2016

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) recently partnered with Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Nate Loewentheil, head of the President’s Task Force for Baltimore and senior advisor on the White House National Economic Council,…

The General Services Administration (GSA) is known for managing federal real estate and leveraging the government’s buying power to get the best deal for taxpayers, but it also drives and leads technology and innovation within the federal government…

GSA’s impact is broad and deep across the country. It’s so broad that sometimes it’s difficult to connect the dots and to understand how exactly the agency and the work of our nearly 12,000 employees are making a difference all across…

When building any program, a key focus in initial growth is to ensure that you have a broad selection of services or products customers can use. This is exactly how the Program Management Office (PMO) and the Joint Authorization Board (JAB) teams have…

GSA’s Greater Southwest Region continues to succeed in our efforts to become a more sustainable and energy efficient government. In fact, I recently participated in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) awards ceremony for this…

We’re incredibly excited to announce the launch of the new FedRAMP Marketplace dashboard! It’s loaded with all sorts of ways for you to see how everyone is participating with FedRAMP! …

The federal government conducts such a wide range of activities and is so vast that it might be hard to see how the work of one particular agency actually makes a difference. Even though it's not always obvious, the work done by federal agencies supports…

Editor’s note: This Op-Ed originally appeared for the Journal of African-American Innovation (13th Annual National Black Business Month Edition).…

Last week, we announced that GSA’s Office of Government-wide Policy will serve as the Managing Partner for OMB’s Data Center Optimization Initiative to help federal agencies implement the data center provisions of the Federal Information…