U.S. General Services Administration
January 2022
Since the start of FY21, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has grown to support over 15 federal agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and National Aeronautics Space…
The federal government’s efforts to combat the climate crisis run through GSA, where federal agencies can acquire green products, services and solutions to lead by example to reduce our carbon footprint. The federal fleet, which includes more than…
The Biden-Harris Administration took office in January 2021 with a clear set of priorities aimed at addressing the urgent challenges of the global pandemic, climate change, and racial injustice – while building our economy back better than it was…
You asked. We listened.Almost a year ago, GSA launched a new version of Regulations.gov. While the new version came with significant improvements, our customers requested the return of a few popular features from the previous version. We…
In August 1988, Congress passed a bill sponsored by U.S. Representative John Lewis formally naming the Atlanta U.S. Post Office Annex as the Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Building.In an interview featured in a new video from GSA’s Atlanta-based…
GSA recently launched a newly updated Vendor Support Center (VSC), a one-stop-shop for key resources for prospective and current Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contractors. This will improve the overall experience for contractors and supports the third…