U.S. General Services Administration
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GSA Uses HUBZone Small Business for Faster Delivery
The GSA Global Supply program recently expanded how it supports customers located outside the continental United States (OCONUS) by working with a HUBZone small business program partner, M80.HU… -
In the business of going green (Part 1)
Often when we hear ‘going green,’ big, new initiatives come to mind. The electrification of the fleet. Seeking to reduce the embodied carbon impact of building materials. Or using Artificial Intellige… -
Virtual inspections provide a remote eye on key work during pandemic
Every day, GSA employees bring construction projects to life, supporting the building and maintenance of courthouses, land ports of entry and other federal facilities. Much of this work is onsite, wor… -
How GSA worked with stakeholders to improve federal ID website usability
This week, the Federal Identity, Credential, and Access Management (FICAM) unveiled a new website look for idmanagement.gov! FICAM’s updated site provides the best management practices for federal age… -
Introducing the U.S. Digital Corps: A new path to public service for early-career technologists
“Government is who shows up.” This is a common saying in the civic tech community. However, in the past, many barriers to entry prevented some people from showing up in federal service, especially ear… -
How the World’s Largest Government Charge Card Program Uses Technology to Make Government Better
If you’ve ever traveled for work, fueled a government vehicle, or purchased something for less than $10,000 for your office or agency, chances are you used the GSA SmartPay® program.As the world’s lar… -
FAS Focus Podcast: Administrator Robin Carnahan on her Priorities for the Agency, Commitment to Making GSA the Best Place to Work in Government
GSA Administrator Robin Carnahan sat down with Joan Kornblith, host of the GSA FAS Focus Podcast, to discuss her vision and priorities for the agency, including striving to make GSA the best place to… -
How GSA and Computers for Learning are bridging the digital divide
What happens when a government agency upgrades its computers? Where do all those old laptops, computer screens, keyboards, and printers go?Thanks to a program called Computers for Learning (CFL), fede… -
Data and Analytics Strengthen, Advance GSA’s Workforce
Attracting and retaining workforce talent is just one benefit of implementing the latest data analytics technology at the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), which the agency also uses to help… -
GSA Future Focus: IT Innovation
This is part of a monthly series of posts from GSA’s Emerging Technology Office. It explores possible policy stances for the US Government and seeks input from other agencies and the public. The thoug…
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