U.S. General Services Administration

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) was established in 1949 and is a central management agency that sets Federal policy in such areas as Federal procurement, real property management, and information resources management. GSA also manages diversified governmentwide operations involving buildings management, telecommunications, consumer information, distribution, child care in the Federal workplace, and the Federal Recycling Program.

GSA Organizational Components

Consumer Information Center

Federal Information Center

The Electronic Support Services Environment (ESSE)

GSA Advantage On-line Shopping

Electronic Commerce Acquisition - Program Management Office (ECA-PMO)

Security Infrastructure - Program Management Office (SI-PMO)

Federal Supply Service (FSS)

Information Technology Service (ITS)

Office of FTS 2000

Public Buildings Service (PBS)

Regional Offices

Staff Offices

GSA Publications - GSA provides guidance on issues relating to the procurement of goods and services used by Federal agencies.

Other Federal Links - Links to other Federal Government related sites.

This service is being provided as an effort of GSA's Internet Working Group which is made up of Dean Papa, Paul Butler, Eddie Amos and Derrick Rogers. For more information on adding your information or service to the GSA Internet Services Infrastructure drop us a line at Webmaster@GSA.GOV. You should also consult IRM Program Update 95-02 which you can receive a copy of by sending an E-Mail to "DIRQuery" (no quotes) with no subject and "GET 461" (no quotes) as the body of the message.