Articles Tagged with ''General Services Administration''

The General Services Administration has made an exception to Biden-era rules that require project labor agreements on all large projects, exempting land port of entry projects from the rule, stating that doing so would be "impracticable."

Officials plan to build a geothermal heat pump system and solar power generation on the campus, in addition to retrofitting buildings.

The Alcan Land Port of Entry was built in 1972 and needs new facilities to improve operations and security at the remote U.S.-Canada border crossing.

The facility would accommodate commercial traffic crossing into the U.S. in Douglas, Ariz., relieving an aging facility nearby.

Final upgrades at the Calexico West Land Port of Entry on the border with Mexico are set to begin next year.

Package slashes GSA federal buildings construction and freezes State Dept. embassy construction.

The project is part of a federal "buy clean" initiative focused on low-embodied carbon construction materials.

Johnson Controls wins contract to electrify 3.1-million-sq-ft federal Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in nation's capital

Decision to move 2,500 employees from current downtown Washington, D.C., site and consolidate others at scattered locations, has been protracted and often controversial.

The program follows a smaller pilot effort initiated by GSA in May.