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A new Government Accountability Office report highlights low awareness of GSA’s shared meeting space inventory among federal agencies. Enhancing visibility and inventory comprehensiveness could significantly cut leasing costs and maximize interagency footprint efficiency.

The General Services Administration has officially implemented a cost-recoverable fee structure for its USAi testing platform, requiring federal agencies to pay a fixed platform fee alongside pass-through model usage costs as pilot programs conclude.

As key OneGov software discounts approach expiration, major industry contractors are offering federal leadership a blueprint to prevent severe budget shortfalls and an unexpected contraction in agency AI deployment.

A new GAO report reveals that delayed transitions from legacy telecommunications contracts to GSA's Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract led to a 206% single-month price surge in March 2025. Defense and civilian agencies face ballooning costs and unmonitored service disruption risks.

The Office of Management and Budget has issued a mandate requiring federal civilian agencies to integrate GSA's Login.gov as the primary single sign-on platform across public-facing websites within two years, while setting strict guidelines for commercial identity vendor offboarding.

The General Services Administration has reinstated FedRAMP Director Pete Waterman while tapping Treasury CIO Sam Corcos for three key acting executive roles across GSA. The moves signal consolidated leadership over federal cloud authorization, tech procurement, and digital identity infrastructure.

Recent public backlash against GSA leadership comments has shifted focus to systemic flaws in federal civil service hiring. Experts emphasize that arduous hiring mechanisms and complex preference rules hinder talent acquisition across civilian and defense agencies.

The General Services Administration is overhauling Login.gov with up to 75% price cuts, elevated AI anti-fraud defenses, and a redesigned interface built alongside the National Design Studio.

The volume is up. The average size is down. Both matter.

A shorter consolidation window favors incumbents. That may not be the intent, but it is the effect.