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Management

GSA makes a try at co-working spaces for a new generation

"GSA previously had a telework program for co-working space in the 1990s that stopped in 2011 due to high maintenance costs," David Marroni said.

Facilities/Construction

Pilot on sharing federal office space looks promising, but GSA has work to do before scaling up

Agency Oversight

Don’t try this at work: smuggling pepper spray into your federal office

Agency Oversight

FPS looks to address problems with system for federal security guards

Workforce

USPS workforce diversity grows, but doesn't always reflect in leadership ranks

Management

A big uptick in federal agencies’ deferred facility maintenance backlogs

Federal Report

A federal return-to-office won’t solve the government’s office space problems

FILE - In this Sept. 15, 2020, file photo, federal law enforcement personnel patrol outside the Sandra Day O'Connor Federal Courthouse in Phoenix. The U.S. Marshals Service lacks the capability of adequately detecting threats against federal judges across the nation and uses outdated security equipment to protect judges’ homes, the Justice Department’s inspector general said Wednesday. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File)

Management

Federal Protective Service offering retention incentives to ward off vacancies

Commerce Department

Facilities/Construction

GSA: ‘Right-sizing’ federal office space requires more funding on deferred upgrades

USPS, EV, USPS electric vehicles

Agency Oversight

USPS improves on GAO’s High Risk List, but ‘not there yet’ fixing long-term finances

Supreme Court Federal Agency Lawsuits

Leasing/Property Management

What exactly did the GAO say in that report on empty federal offices?

GSA, federal buildings, real estate

Leasing/Property Management

With most agency headquarters at 25% capacity, ‘hard decisions’ coming for federal office holdings

GSA, federal buildings, real estate

Facilities/Construction

Federal 'experiment' to sell underutilized property quickly falls billions of dollars short of goals