What Is The General Services Administration (GSA)?

GSA is a centralized, federal procurement, property management, policy development and information provision agency, created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. The US General Services Administration (GSA) is a management agency of the federal government that provides federal agencies with the tools necessary to perform their day-to-day operations. The GSA is best likened to the landlord or housekeeper of the federal government because it provides such supplies and services as furniture; equipment and supplies (power tools; phones, computers, etc.), workspaces; security; travel and transportation services; federal motor vehicle fleet management; historic building preservation; fine art program management; and on and on and on

About the Author: Amy Reese

Amy Reese is the Founder and Managing Partner of ARC Business Solutions, a consulting firm that helps small and mid-sized businesses gain access to Federal and Corporate contracting opportunities. After spending over 20 years as a Corporate Development Executive in which she collaborated with C-Suite and VP level leaders of Fortune 500 organizations and Government agencies, Amy now leverages her experience in relationship development, collaboration, negotiations and accountability strategies to benefit small and mid-sized businesses who are seeking opportunities to grow their bottom line. During her years in Corporate Development, Amy worked with clients to identify and implement customized solutions that supported her clients’ business needs by developing strategic plans. Amy’s unique accountability techniques have been instrumental in assessing client issues and gaps, allowing her to make recommendations of appropriate solutions. These special techniques have been instrumental in her success as demonstrated by the attainment of revenue growth for her clients in the millions.