The Trump administration has asked 10 of the federal government's highest-paid consulting firms to justify their spending on contracts using language stripped of "gobbledygook" that "a 15-year-old ...

The General Services Administration (GSA) on Thursday announced a new agreement with Google to deploy its suite of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services across the federal government. The ...

Hundreds of federal employees who lost their jobs in Elon Musk's cost-cutting blitz are being asked to return to work. The General Services Administration has given the employees — who managed ...

The General Services Administration is not happy with the top-10 consulting firms it asked back in February to self-identify contracts that could be terminated to save the federal government money, ...

The Department of Government Efficiency is celebrating a new cost-saving agreement between the General Services Administration and Google. GSA agreed to pay Google for its products and services based ...

The General Services Administration launched its latest effort to overhaul the federal government technology acquisition process Tuesday with the announcement of its new OneGov Strategy. As part of ...

The General Services Administration is seeking price breakdowns and other information from 10 technology product suppliers as part of GSA's OneGov push to streamline procurement. The General Services ...

The General Services Administration's acting leader outlines a blueprint for how the Trump administration wants to streamline regulations, a move aimed at opening the market to more competition and ...

FIRST ON FOX: The federal government is stepping into the future and embracing artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT, across its agencies, which proponents say will streamline productivity ...

The General Services Administration will become the place where agencies would go to get everything from band saws to computers. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday greatly ...

Nearly three weeks after the General Services Administration posted a list of 443 properties planned for disposition — and then promptly took it down — the agency has put up a new slate of buildings ...