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The PBS Customer Dashboard is a one-stop shop for a variety of information related to your occupancies in GSA owned and leased buildings.
The Water Quality Management Dashboard is available through the PBS Customer Dashboard. The dashboard information is updated daily around 8:45 a.m. ET. The PBS dashboard shows you only information that is specific to your agency or bureau. It includes:
In order to have access, it is imperative you have an OMB MAX account.
All PBS Customer Dashboard users must be pre-approved. If you are the original recipient of an approval email, or an existing PBS Customer Dashboard user, you have immediate access. If your agency requires additional users, please provide a list with their names and email addresses to pbs.dashboard@gsa.gov and we will grant them access to the Dashboard.
The next step after you establish a MAX.gov account is to login to D2D by visiting the D2D dashboard.
You will see “My Water Quality” as an entry point on the landing screen. When you select the icon, you will be taken directly to the WQ dashboard.
For more information on how to use the PBS Customer Dashboard, check out the user guide or go to gsa.gov/pbscustomerdashboard.
Please note that the presence of Legionella in large building water supplies is commonplace. We anticipate that water tests may reveal areas for improvement, especially for Legionella, which is naturally prevalent. The risk of Legionnaires’ disease to healthy individuals is very low unless they are in a high-risk category. We are committed to taking the necessary corrective actions promptly and effectively.
This list of buildings is all of the buildings the customer occupies and the current information — daily morning update — provided by our Facilities Management branch and our regional facilities managers. You may download the data for your own use, so you can sort and filter data to meet your needs.
The summary table at the top is a quick overview and status of testing in your locations. This information includes the total number of tests required, how many are scheduled, the number of results received, the complete test percentage, and a count of instances of test results where results are above our water quality thresholds.
The map provides a visual representation of the summary table. You can hover over a dot on the map and it will show basic building information and the current testing status. To view additional map views other than the Continental US, select the area, and using the tools bar on the left of the map, select Pan and drag the map to the area you wanted to see.
The building list provides specific information, including building name, location code, dates, and instances of test results that are above our water quality thresholds. From an agency view, you’ll also see a list of bureaus located in that building. From a bureau view, you will only see the bureau name.
We continue to provide the most current information on our water quality website including an overview of water quality management in federally-owned and leased facilities, as well as information on testing timelines, updated guidance, and links to industry resources.
To download a list of buildings and the data associated with your buildings, please click into the building list on one of the column header names. Using the tools at the bottom right, select the drop down, and choose “Data.” This will open a new screen with the report in it. You can then download that report to Excel and use the information as needed.
U.S. General Services Administration