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Taking Congress by surprise, FBI headquarters consolidation project back to square 1
A hearing, entitled “FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project – What Happened and What’s Next,” called three individuals from organizations overseeing the project to report on the events and considerations leading up to the project’s cancellation.
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10 companies win spots on GSA’s $50B telecom contract
The General Services Administration announced the winners of its next-generation telecom contract, Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS), intended to be the go-to vehicle for agencies — civilian and defense — looking for telecom services.
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Drowning in protests: Can agencies stem the rising tide?
The rising flood of protests is adding significant time to an already cumbersome procurement process.
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Federal agencies have a new landlord
President Trump has appointed Dan Matthews as commissioner of the General Service Administration’s Public Buildings Service.
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GSA air travel program to save agencies $2.44B for FY18
The GSA’s data-driven analytical approach to assess carriers and save on commercial airfares will save the government billions for Fiscal Year 2018.
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![Contract protests up; contract awards down. What to do? [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/contract-writing.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Contract protests up; contract awards down. What to do? [Commentary]
The increase in pre-award costs derived from protests for all parties concerned requires a step back to analyze what is driving this not-so-encouraging trend, and what, if anything, should be done about it.
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Trump appoints strategic lead for GSA
President Trump appointed someone for the GSA position of Associate Administrator for the Office of Governmentwide Policy.
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GSA helping Census Bureau lease spaces so it can count faces
GSA opens multiple-award lease tool to satisfy Census 2020 employee space requirements
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Automation could improve the federal security authorization process
The government is turning to the private sector to help reduce errors and delays in the Authority to Operate process, as well as other security authorizations governmentwide.
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Feds ditching plan to move FBI HQ out of DC
The government is scrapping a decade-long plan to shutter the FBI’s deteriorating downtown Washington headquarters and look for a new building in Maryland or Virginia.
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Taking Congress by surprise, FBI headquarters consolidation project back to square 1
A hearing, entitled “FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project – What Happened and What’s Next,” called three individuals from organizations overseeing the project to report on the events and considerations leading up to the project’s cancellation.
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10 companies win spots on GSA’s $50B telecom contract
The General Services Administration announced the winners of its next-generation telecom contract, Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS), intended to be the go-to vehicle for agencies — civilian and defense — looking for telecom services.
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Drowning in protests: Can agencies stem the rising tide?
The rising flood of protests is adding significant time to an already cumbersome procurement process.
-
Federal agencies have a new landlord
President Trump has appointed Dan Matthews as commissioner of the General Service Administration’s Public Buildings Service.
-
GSA air travel program to save agencies $2.44B for FY18
The GSA’s data-driven analytical approach to assess carriers and save on commercial airfares will save the government billions for Fiscal Year 2018.
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Contract protests up; contract awards down. What to do? [Commentary]
The increase in pre-award costs derived from protests for all parties concerned requires a step back to analyze what is driving this not-so-encouraging trend, and what, if anything, should be done about it.
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Trump appoints strategic lead for GSA
President Trump appointed someone for the GSA position of Associate Administrator for the Office of Governmentwide Policy.
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GSA helping Census Bureau lease spaces so it can count faces
GSA opens multiple-award lease tool to satisfy Census 2020 employee space requirements
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Automation could improve the federal security authorization process
The government is turning to the private sector to help reduce errors and delays in the Authority to Operate process, as well as other security authorizations governmentwide.
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Feds ditching plan to move FBI HQ out of DC
The government is scrapping a decade-long plan to shutter the FBI’s deteriorating downtown Washington headquarters and look for a new building in Maryland or Virginia.
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Taking Congress by surprise, FBI headquarters consolidation project back to square 1
A hearing, entitled “FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project – What Happened and What’s Next,” called three individuals from organizations overseeing the project to report on the events and considerations leading up to the project’s cancellation.
-
10 companies win spots on GSA’s $50B telecom contract
The General Services Administration announced the winners of its next-generation telecom contract, Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS), intended to be the go-to vehicle for agencies — civilian and defense — looking for telecom services.
-
Drowning in protests: Can agencies stem the rising tide?
The rising flood of protests is adding significant time to an already cumbersome procurement process.
-
Federal agencies have a new landlord
President Trump has appointed Dan Matthews as commissioner of the General Service Administration’s Public Buildings Service.
-
GSA air travel program to save agencies $2.44B for FY18
The GSA’s data-driven analytical approach to assess carriers and save on commercial airfares will save the government billions for Fiscal Year 2018.
-
![Contract protests up; contract awards down. What to do? [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/contract-writing.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Contract protests up; contract awards down. What to do? [Commentary]
The increase in pre-award costs derived from protests for all parties concerned requires a step back to analyze what is driving this not-so-encouraging trend, and what, if anything, should be done about it.
-
Trump appoints strategic lead for GSA
President Trump appointed someone for the GSA position of Associate Administrator for the Office of Governmentwide Policy.
-
GSA helping Census Bureau lease spaces so it can count faces
GSA opens multiple-award lease tool to satisfy Census 2020 employee space requirements
-
Automation could improve the federal security authorization process
The government is turning to the private sector to help reduce errors and delays in the Authority to Operate process, as well as other security authorizations governmentwide.
-
Feds ditching plan to move FBI HQ out of DC
The government is scrapping a decade-long plan to shutter the FBI’s deteriorating downtown Washington headquarters and look for a new building in Maryland or Virginia.
