U.S. General Services Administration
Part 2: The Path Forward – Navigating the New FAR Landscape
FAS is pleased to offer Part 2 of a two-part blog series that delves into the transformative changes of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) under the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) initiative.
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Supporting Tribal Nations, collaborating toward shared goals
Elevating tribes as partners. -
Need a specialty vehicle for your agency? GSA has you covered
By using the federal government’s purchasing power, GSA gets the best price for the technology, products and services that our agency partners need. -
TMF Board spearheads federal technology evolution
The Technology Modernization Fund represents a significant change in how the federal government funds IT projects. -
19 GSA leaders honored with Service to the Citizen Awards
Hundreds of civil servants and industry partners received Service to the Citizen Awards. -
Empowering responsible AI: The AI training series for government employees
One of GSA’s strategic priorities is to deliver the best in digital government services, which includes staying on the leading edge of advancements in technology. -
A revised and expanded guide for de-risking government technology projects
18F, part of GSA’s Technology Transformation Services, recently updated its De-risking Guide to help government technology projects avoid common challenges experienced during implementation. -
GSA at 75: Technology for the people today and ahead
This is part of a series of GSA.gov blog entries that highlight the agency’s past, present, and future as it marked 75 years on July 1. -
GSA’s Login.gov expands services into states
The use of Login.gov has rapidly expanded across state government programs. -
Boosting sustainability through partnerships
Optimizing the federal portfolio while making it more sustainable and resilience waas a key topic at the inaugural Greenovation Summit in Golden, Colorado, on July 17-18. -
How the American Rescue Plan helped digital services move at the speed of need
When President Biden signed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act into law on March 11, 2021