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GSA Applauds OMB Direction to Expand Governmentwide Use of Login.gov
New OMB Memo Reinforces Secure, Simple, and Fraud-resistant Access to Federal Services
Independent Agency Review Finds Expanded Judiciary Building Authority Would Increase Costs, Weaken Oversight
Pilot Trial Reviews and Independent Oversight Shows Judiciary Building Management Increases Unused Space, Costs, and Long-term Repair Liabilities as Congress Considers a Proposal to Grant the Judiciary
GSA Uncovers Record-Setting $13 Billion in Suspected Procurement Fraud in Collaboration with White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud
The Announcement Constitutes the Largest Suspected Fraud Bust in GSA History by Both Number of Contractors Involved and Total Dollar Amount
ICYMI – Fox News: Battle over federal courthouses erupts as GSA warns against giving judiciary more control
GSA says past judicial oversight left one Alabama courthouse facing millions in repairs and serious safety hazards
ICYMI - Washington Reporter: GSA Administrator Edward Forst Rejects “Misguided” Bill from Sen. Dick Durbin to Reform the Judiciary
Article by Matthew Foldi Published on Washington Reporter. The General Services Administration’s (GSA) leadership is pushing back against a bipartisan bill that the GSA’s Administrator stated...
GSA Calls On AbilityOne to Verify Country-of-Origin Labeling Following Discovery of Chinese Products on Federal Buying Platforms
GSA Requests the U.S. AbilityOne Commission and Central Non-Profit Agencies Validate Made-in-USA Claims
GSA Now Accepting Bids for Next Generation Leasing Support Services Contract
Requests for proposal for new broker services contract is open
GSA Issues Statement on HOTD Outage Disrupting Cooling in Washington, D.C. Federal Buildings
Emergency resources being mobilized to restore air-conditioning capability and meet summer demand.WASHINGTON — The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) issued the following statement responding
GSA Announces Opportunity to Preserve Iconic Boston Lighthouse
BOSTON — The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) today announced a unique opportunity for eligible organizations to acquire, at no cost, the historic Light Station Boston, commonly known as Bo
GSA Selling Historic Denver Five Points Garages, Saving Taxpayer Dollars
Accelerated disposition cuts waste, reinforces the federal real estate inventory, and opens properties to redevelopment opportunities
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