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  • Design prolonged life of ancient tree, but nature prevails

    | Paul Hughes, GSA Regional Public Affairs Specialist
    The curves of the new courthouse in Massachusetts were designed to curl around two ancient trees – a linden and a Copper beech – said to have shaded George Washington hundreds of years earlier when he...
  • Increasing women’s presence in federal buildings and art

    | GSA Blog Team
    GSA has celebrated women’s contributions throughout Women’s History Month every year in March. On March 8, GSA Administrator Robin Carnahan opened the month, recognizing that nearly half of the approx...
  • GSA to host government-to-government consultation with Tribal leaders at Reservation Economic Summit

    | Julie Ramey, GSA Tribal Liaison, Office of the Administrator
    We are building on our commitment to continuously seek opportunities to improve services for Tribal Nations. On April 3, we will host a government-to-government consultation session, where Tribal lead...
  • How GSA opens the door for women small-business entrepreneurs

    | Exodie Roe, Associate Administrator, Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization
    As we celebrate Women’s History Month during March, we recognize the contributions of women who have shaped our nation’s history. With more than 12 million women-owned small businesses (WOSBs) in the
  • Celebrating four women in our Art in Architecture Program

    | GSA Blog Team
    From the sweep of Maine forests to rolling earthwork sculptures, GSA is celebrating women in the agency’s Art in Architecture program during Women’s History Month. This month it’s particularly importa
  • Tech leadership earns GSA high scores for FITARA Scorecard 15.0

    | GSA Blog Team
    GSA wins a Best in Category – Cyber award and CIO Dave Shive is honored with Champion AwardGSA’s Chief Information Officer Dave Shive accepted the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act...
  • Women do justice in building new federal courthouse in Pennsylvania

    | GSA Blog Team
    Most people associate the name “Rambo” with the uber-macho fictional movie character who seeks justice with his biceps and firearms.But some people point to a federal judge of the same name in Harrisb...
  • GSA Celebrates Black History Month

    | GSA Blog Team
    As Black History Month comes to a close, here’s a look back at some of the moments that show how GSA celebrated and amplified some inspiring stories.Blacks in Government Chapter Brings Powerful Speake...
  • The future of work starts now

    | GSA Chief Architect Chuck Hardy
    Teams across the public and private sectors, including GSA, were moving toward more distributed models of work several years before the pandemic. What we found was that many teams could work collabora...
  • FAST2023 kickoff: Building a future-ready workforce

    | Bill Toth, Assistant Commissioner of the Office of Customer and Stakeholder Engagement
    On February 22 at 1 p.m. ET, join us as we kick off the Federal Acquisition Service Training (FAST) 2023 conference series with “Acquiring Professional Services to Build a Future-Ready Workforce.”Lear...