U.S. General Services Administration
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GSA at 75: A federal landlord and a good neighbor
This is part of a series of GSA.gov blog entries that highlight the agency’s past, present and future as it marks 75 years on July 1. -
GSA celebrates Preservation Month 2024
Preservation Month is an opportune time to reflect upon GSA’s commitment to preserving some of the country’s most significant historic places. -
Earth Day: Cleaner materials, greener technologies, lower emissions
Earth Day: Cleaner materials, greener technologies, lower emissions -
Redoubling our commitment to empowering communities by advancing equity
We believe that government works best when it works for everyone. It’s a deeply embedded principle in every team throughout GSA. -
GSA strengthens water quality efforts in federal buildings
In 2024, GSA is conducting water testing across many federal buildings to support the health and safety of those who work in and visit those buildings. -
The buzz around bees: Looking back, and ahead, to the health of pollinators at GSA
Federal buildings are a hive of activity. And it’s not just on the inside.GSA is helping pollinators – mostly bees and butterflies – find a good home. That can mean on the ground or on the roof, where -
GSA makes electrifying move at Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in the nation’s capital is a palace among federal buildings. It holds more than 3 million square feet of office space – making it second only -
Creative federal projects celebrated during GSA design awards
Federal buildings are more than just brick and mortar symbols of the government. They act as economic catalysts in communities across the nation, providing jobs, vitality and public space for the Amer…
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