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GSA plans to cut its budget in half and increase employee monitoring, potentially setting a pattern for federal agencies under the Trump administration.

A Starlink device discovered at GSA raises concerns regarding data security and ties between Musk's companies and federal cost-cutting efforts.

The General Services Administration plans significant layoffs in its technology branch, impacting service delivery across federal agencies.

IBM wins a $930.5 million contract to develop ETSNext, a centralized travel management system for federal civilian employees.

Centralizing procurement in GSA recalls negative history of inefficiency and poor service in federal purchasing.

Reinventing Government sought to balance power from GSA to empower agency customers.

Drastic federal workforce downsizing jeopardizes the stewardship of over 26,000 government-owned art pieces in the US.

The Trump administration's deferred resignation program is facing legal challenges and low acceptance rates among federal workers.

GSA offers deferred-resignation opportunities to employees as workforce restructuring continues.

The GSA has introduced a custom chatbot, GSAi, to assist employees with various tasks.

FedRAMP 20x aims to enhance automation and reduce red tape in cloud security assessments for government agencies.

Trump's executive order aims to centralize federal IT procurement under the GSA to eliminate waste and inconsistencies.

GSA introduces significant changes to the Multiple Awards Schedule program aimed at enhancing efficiency and fiscal responsibility.

TTS is facing significant staff reductions and a shift in focus under Elon Musk's leadership within the GSA.

Thomas Shedd appointed as the new leader of Technology Transformation Services at GSA, focusing on cross-government technology efficiency.

DOGE's claimed savings from federal lease terminations dropped by $150 million after removing over 100 leases from its list.

The GSA listed properties for sale but removed it after public backlash, including culturally significant buildings.

The fate of the nation's public art collection is jeopardized by the Trump Administration's proposed cuts to maintenance staff.

The GSA plans to sell off 500+ federal buildings to reduce their real estate footprint significantly.

GSA is undergoing significant workforce reductions, affecting key operational divisions and leading to widespread layoffs across its offices.

Major layoffs are occurring at the Technology Transformation Services, affecting many probationary and short-term staffers.

GSA is preparing to shut down Notify.gov, a text message platform for benefit program reminders.

The Trump administration is terminating the 18F unit, affecting jobs of technology specialists involved in key government projects.

GSA faces the challenge of accommodating more employees in limited office space while under orders to sell federal buildings.

Probationary workers are assured payment through September 30 despite initial miscommunication from GSA.

The GSA's removal of the spoon emoji follows employee protests against an unpopular resignation offer.