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In the early 1990s, many World War II veterans were aging, and the public’s call to honor those who had died was growing stronger. As the first federal agency in a chain of partners responsible for creating memorials, GSA was eager to respond. …

Every May, GSA recognizes National Preservation Month by celebrating the important roles our historic buildings play in fulfilling GSA’s mission to provide the best customer experience and value in real estate. Currently, 515 historic GSA…

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) Acquisition Policy Federal Advisory Committee (GAP FAC).…

Forty years is a long time to stick to anything, especially in a world where a minute is the gold standard for keeping someone’s attention. But 40 years in one organization and loving it? “I have one of the sweetest jobs ever!!!!”…

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 taxpayers money. In the past, that could be challenging…

The device on which you’re reading this blog is much more powerful than the most powerful computers 40 years ago. But your laptop or desktop today pales in comparison to the federal government’s high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities,…

During National Small Business Week (NSBW) – April 30-May 6 – we celebrate the many contributions of our entrepreneurs, innovators and small-business owners. This annual tradition, led by the Small Business Administration (SBA) for more than…

GSA’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander employee group wants everyone to know that the AA and NHPI community is extremely diverse. “There is so much more to Asia than a handful of countries that we are all pretty…