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Jan 14th 2010
Martha Johnson seen by many as the most qualified candidate to be GSA administrator in a decade. But her nomination remains on hold in the Senate because Sen. Christopher Bond is unhappy with GSA's plans for a new federal building in Kansas City. Some call Bond's use of the hold authority an abuse of power.
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Jan 14th 2010
Martha Johnson seen by many as the most qualified candidate to be GSA administrator in a decade. But her nomination remains on hold in the Senate because Sen. Christopher Bond is unhappy with GSA's plans for a new federal building in Kansas City. Some call Bond's use of the hold authority an abuse of power.
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Nov 5th 2009
Acting administrator Prouty promises the agency will lead the nation in how they use environmentally friendly products and services. Prouty says he wants to add funding in 2011 for research and development for green products and other things. GSA's schedules received a lift in 2009 because of Recovery Act and the excitement over energy saving products and services.
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Jul 2nd 2009
The General Services Administration is celebrating its 60th Anniversary.
The acting administrator is Paul Prouty. He spoke with Federal News Radio about the anniversary, how GSA has evolved over the past six decades and where they're going from here...
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Jun 26th 2009
Group comes up with 20 ways it hopes would improve the schedules program.
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Apr 27th 2009
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee observed Earth Day last week by taking a look at the oversight of energy efficiency in public buildings...
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Mar 26th 2009
The General Services Administration today announced completion of its long-awaited agreement to make it easier for agencies to use commercial social media tools.
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Jan 22nd 2009
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The General Services Administration has a new leader, but not a permanent one.
The Obama administration today named Paul Prouty as the new acting administrator...
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