GSA adds — then removes — list of hundreds of federal properties to be sold
But after the list was initially published, many buildings, including all in D.C. and most in Maryland and Virginia, were removed from the list Tuesday night without explanation, leaving only 320 properties. By Wednesday morning, the entire list was removed and a “coming soon” label added.
The GSA's tech unit, known as the 18F office, employed a team of researchers, website designers and product managers.
On early Saturday morning, the General Services Administration eliminated the 18F program. And, Acting GSA Administrator ...
Some of the terminated leases include buildings with spaces designed to exchange classified information on defense programs.
The General Services Administration is adding the headquarters of more than a dozen agencies — including its own — to a list of hundreds of “non-core” assets designated for sale or disposal. GSA, in a ...
The GSA released — then removed — a sprawling list of “non-core” federal properties slated for sale or disposal, including ...
The federal government’s real estate manager is pushing to consolidate office space amid headcount, space cuts across ...
The General Services Administration said Tuesday that it is evaluating the potential closure and sale of federal facilities ...
Four Kansas City-area federal government buildings are among a list of 443 buildings the U.S. General Services Administration ...
The United States General Services Administration announced Tuesday that it is selling off more than $8 billion in office ...
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