GSA's Federal Acquisition Service is on the front lines of federal procurement, making the processes easier for acquisition professionals, agencies and vendors.
GSA needs more data before it can expand a coworking pilot that lets agencies share federal office space, the Government Accountability Office found.
Major issues with GSA’s implementation of EPAs on MAS were first flagged in 2021 as U.S. inflation spiked to levels unseen in over a decade.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have just days to accept GSA’s offer of help on presidential transition planning, the Partnership for Public Service warned.
OMB's new federal telework report is nearly 3,000 pages. But workplace experts said even in that much space, some agencies still aren't telling the right story.
Peter Waterman is the director of the cloud security program, known as FedRAMP, after stints with USDS and the Technology Modernization Fund.
In today's Federal Newscast, GSA awards Clark Construction a $524 million contract to build new CISA headquarters.
OMB asked the 24 largest federal agencies provide an update on efforts to reduce their underutilized office space.
This increase marks the third consecutive year feds saw lodging rates go up, while rates for meals and incidental expenses last went up in 2022.
Come next year, the General Services Administration will likely have a new administrator. A longtime federal sales expert has a few suggestions for GSA reform.
GSA is testing the water systems at 1,400 federal facilities to create a baseline and remediate any findings of Legionella and other problems.
More than half of all government websites have at least one accessibility issue, according to data collected by OMB and GSA.
Robin Carnahan, the administrator of GSA, explains why the agency’s mission has remained the same over the last 75 years, but how it goes about has changed.
DHS’s AI pilot to improve contractor performance ratings assessments has ended, in part, because the FAR Council case to change the rules is stuck in limbo.
Experts say GSA will keep shrinking the federal real estate portfolio, regardless of the next administration. But the methods will vary, depending on who wins.