Trump and Musk are calling on the General Services Administration, or GSA, to begin terminating leases on all of the roughly 7,500 federal offices nationwide, including 25 regional offices of the BIA.

A statement submitted by a GSA spokesperson to Mike DeMasi at the Albany Business Review said the agency is "reviewing all options to optimize our footprint and building utilization," and the list ...

That is nearly half of GSA’s portfolio of more than 7,000 leases. Over the past week, hundreds of Docusign packages with formal termination notices have been sent out, often arriving without ...

GSA Capital Partners LLP bought a new stake in shares of Frontier Communications Parent during the third quarter worth $586,000. Anthracite Investment Company Inc. bought a new stake in shares of ...

Report suggested GSA may pull the plug on thousands of EVs and chargers GSA provides vehicles to federal agencies; 20% of 2024 light-vehicle orders were EVs Could affect chargers at national parks ...

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GSA Capital Partners LLP bought a new position in shares of Frontier Communications Parent in the 3rd quarter valued at about $586,000. Anthracite Investment Company Inc. bought a new position in ...

“This serves as notice that the agency will be conducting a reduction in force (RIF) and is seeking approval from Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to also obtain a Voluntary Early Retirement ...

According to an email sent by Assistant Commissioner for Facilities Management Andrew Heller, received by Federal News Network, GSA’s Public Buildings Service is looking to eliminate 3,557 positions ...

The agency’s acting administrator, Salesforce alum Stephen Ehikian, told GSA employees on Monday that the agency would be conducting a reduction in force, according to an email obtained by ...

GSA Acting Administrator Stephen Ehikian sent an email to employees Monday alerting them that it was planning to fire more staff while encouraging some other longtime employees to leave.