The General Services Administration (GSA) is a U.S. government agency established in 1949. It is a state-owned entity with approximately 12,510 employees headquartered in the United States. GSA's primary function is managing various administrative services for other government agencies. This includes providing office space and transportation, supplying products and communications, and implementing cost-saving policies across different government operations, encompassing real estate, acquisitions, and technology.
On an unspecified date, GSA awarded Q2IMPACT a position on the OASIS+ contract vehicle. On an unspecified date, GSA leased a 32,055 square foot property located at 5520 Gatlin Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32812. On September 19, 2025, the National Institute of Building Sciences announced it assumed management and development of the Sustainable Facilities Tool, originally developed by GSA. GSA also issued a list of 53 apparent awardees for the 8(a) small business set-aside track of the OASIS+ contract program on an unspecified date. A separate news story details a $910 million task order awarded to MANTECH for cyber and data-informed IT services for U.S. Southern Command, but does not indicate a direct GSA involvement.
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