GSA Does That!?

Join us for our latest podcast episode where we sit down with Elliot Doomes, Commissioner of the Public Building Service (PBS) at the General Services Administration. Discover how PBS is shaping the future of public spaces. From iconic landmarks to modern office complexes, and leading the charge towards sustainability with ambitious efforts to achieve net-zero emissions and procuring carbon-free electricity for its portfolio by 2045. Learn how PBS’s dedication to sustainability sets a precedent for organizations across sectors, driving positive change and fostering a culture of environmental responsibility within the public sector. Tune in to gain insights into the pivotal role of GSA in building a greener, more sustainable future for generations to come. Don't miss this thought-provoking episode that highlights the intersection of architecture, sustainability, and public service leadership. Listen now!Want to know more?Are you looking for more information related to this episode? The links below contain helpful information to help you continue the story on your own.Meet the PBS CommissionerFederal Real EstateInflation Reduction Act"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

This episode, "GSA Does That!?" celebrates Women's History Month by featuring three accomplished women from the General Services Administration: Charlotte Phelan, Erin Holcomb, and Zane Selkirk. They discuss their experiences, challenges, and successes as women in various roles within the federal workplace. Topics include career paths, mentoring, networking, and advice for women interested in federal service. This episode offers a unique perspective while giving listeners a glimpse into the rewarding careers of civil servants.Want to know more?Are you looking for more information related to this episode? The links below contain helpful information to help you continue the story on your own.Careers at GSAHiring The Future Workforce PodcastTechnology Modernization Fund PodcastFederal Architecture 101 Podcast"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In episode 2 of Season 2 "GSA Does That!?" podcast explores GSA's commitment to equity and opportunity for HBCUs, outlining strategies to enhance representation and collaboration. Highlighting the administration's efforts to recruit from HBCUs and streamline their access to federal contracts, the episode features insights from GSA’s Krystal Brumfield and Dr. El-Dweik of Alabama A&M. It emphasizes the ongoing work to integrate HBCU talent into federal service and foster a more inclusive future.Want to know more?If you're interested in learning more about how GSA is offering support for HBCUs, check out the resources below:GSA's support for HBCUs"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In the premiere of GSA Does That!? Season 2, it’s all about GSA's sustainability efforts with Administrator Robin Carnahan and special guest, Blue Green Alliance Executive Director, Jason Walsh. They discuss creating high-quality jobs, reducing energy costs, and fostering healthier communities through sustainable government operations and investments, including low embodied carbon materials and carbon-free electricity for GSA's buildings.Want to know more?Are you looking for more information about sustainable building practices? Check out the resources below!Climate Action & SustainabilityGreen Proving GroundInflation Reduction ActBipartisan Infrastructure Law"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

Welcome back for Season 2 of GSA Does That!? the show that gives you the inside scoop on how GSA works to deliver for the American People.With a new episode released every two weeks across all major platforms, there will always be something new to learn about. Whether we’re talking tech, real estate, the federal marketplace, or something else, GSA Does That!? provides you with something new and fresh. For more information about the podcast, visit: www.gsa.gov/podcast"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In episode 14 of GSA Does That!?, host Rob Trubia and GSA's Exodie Roe discuss how GSA's Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization helps small businesses navigate government contracting. The episode covers vital resources, training, and strategies for entering and thriving in this competitive field.Want to know more?Are you looking for more information about the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) Check out the resource below!https://www.gsa.gov/small-business"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

GSA Does That!? Episode 13 shines a light on how GSA empowers Tribal Nations. Julie Ramey and Chris James join us to discuss enhancing Indigenous services and supporting Native businesses. Discover their vital role in federal markets and GSA's push for progress. Tune in for a compelling conversation on partnership and empowerment.Want to know more?Are you looking for more information about Native American Affairs? Check out the resource below!https://www.gsa.gov/resources/native-american-affairs"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In this episode of GSA Does That!?, we jump into 10x, the program dedicated to revolutionizing government technology through the innovative ideas of federal employees. Discover how the journey to a more efficient government begins with bold visions from everyday civil servants. Join host Rob Trubia as he talks with Will Cahoe, 10x's Communications and Outreach Lead, and Carey Johnston from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a federal employee with a transformative idea.Want to know more?Are you looking for more information about 10x? Check out the resource below.10x.gsa.gov"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In this special episode of GSA Does That!?, we celebrate 20 years of “USAGov en Español.” Join guest host Leilani Martinez for a one-of-a-kind episode as she discusses the federal government’s resources available for Spanish speakers and the team's considerations when developing content for such a diverse user base.Want to know more?Are you looking for more information about USAGov en Español? Check out the resources below!USAGov en EspañolUSAGov BlogUSAGov HistoryMultilingual Community"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

Have you ever strolled past a federal building and found yourself captivated by its architecture, pondering over the inspiration behind its design and construction? If so, episode 10 of "GSA Does That!?" is for you.Join us as we talk with Chuck Hardy, the Chief Architect of the General Services Administration, and renowned architect Carol Ross Barney.The conversations in this podcast unveil and illuminate the passion and thought that goes into the buildings GSA constructs and manages. Want to know more?Looking for more information about design excellence, art in architecture, or upcoming projects? The resource below can help.GSA Real Estate"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In episode 9, listeners take a ride into the future of American transportation. Host Rob Trubia navigates a conversation highlighting the transition of the vast government fleet of over 600,000 vehicles to zero emissions. Want to know more?Looking for more information about how GSA is accelerating the transformation of the federal fleet to zero emissions? The resources below can help.Fleet Electrification"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

Join us as TMF Executive Director Raylene Yung, tackles some pressing questions about the Technology Modernization Fund. How can agencies access this fund? Who's responsible for green-lighting projects? And who ensures things stay on track? Her insights provide a clearer understanding of TMF's pivotal role in fostering government tech advancements.Want to know more?For a deeper dive into the Technology Modernization Fund, look at these resources to learn more.Technology Modernization Fund WebsiteGetting Started with the TMF"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In the second part of episode 7, we highlight what owning a historic lighthouse is like.The episode's special guest is Sheila Consaul, owner of Fairport Harbor West Lighthouse. Sheila shares her journey of restoring her own lighthouse, offering advice for those interested in owning these beautiful and historic structures. Her experience adds a personal touch to the episode and provides invaluable insight.Want to know more?Look at the resources below for more information about the lighthouse program.GSA.gov/lighthouserealestatesales.gov"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In the 7th episode of "GSA Does That!?" podcast, we sail into the world of lighthouses. Whether you're a lighthouse enthusiast, a history buff, or just curious about lighthouse ownership, you'll learn the inner workings of the lighthouse program and just how the next auctioned lighthouse might become yours.Featured guests John Kelly, GSA New England Regional Director of Real Property Disposition, and Matthew Stuck, US Coast Guard Waterways Manager, provide listeners with an in-depth look into the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act.   Want to know more?Look at the resources below for more information about the lighthouse program.GSA.gov/lighthouserealestatesales.gov"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

Curious about the workplace of the future? If so, episode 6 of GSA Does That!? is for you! In this episode, we’re joined by three of GSA’s senior leaders, Deputy Administrator Katy Kale, Nina Albert, Commissioner of the Public Buildings Service (PBS), and Sonny Hashmi, Commissioner of Federal Acquisition Service.Tune in and discover how GSA is spearheading the workplace of the future.Want to know more?For a deeper dive into the future of work, look at these resources to learn more.Workplace Innovation Lab"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

Our guests for episode 5 are Robin Carnahan, the administrator of GSA, and Kiran Ahuja, the director of the Office of Personnel Management. Both agency leaders share insights into the future workforce of the federal government and just why a career in government is so rewarding.If you've ever considered a career in the federal government, this episode of GSA Does That!? is a must-listen. From tips on how to land a federal job to unveiling some of the lesser-known benefits and opportunities that come with federal employment, you'll gain practical advice and insight that might change your career path.Want to know more?For a deeper dive into federal hiring, look at these resources to learn more.Careers at GSAUSAjobs.gov"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In this fourth episode of GSA Does That!?, we talk to Kevin Powell, the director of GSA's Green Proving Ground (GPG). The episode sheds light on the program's revolutionary efforts in transforming federal buildings into testbeds for clean energy innovation.Want to know more?For a deeper dive into the Green Proving Ground, look at these resources to learn more.Green Proving GroundBiden-Harris Administration Invests $30 Million to Advance American-Made Clean Energy Technologies and Accelerate Push for Net-Zero Federal Buildings"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

In this episode of GSA Does That, we look closely at one of GSA's contracts that is helping to expand contracting opportunities to small businesses. Guests Herman Lyons, a business management specialist, and Jean Fluevog, a contract specialist, offer practical advice on when to know your small business is ready to bid on a GSA Schedule, and then when ready, how to go about it.Want to know more?For a deeper dive into small business opportunities at GSA and across the government, look at these resources to learn more.8(a) STARS 3GSA Small BusinessSell to GovernmentSmall Business Administration2023 FAS Industry Partner Symposium"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

Episode 2 continues the in-depth look at the Presidential Innovation Fellows program through a conversation with two current fellows. The episode features Scott Gorman, a technology entrepreneur and strategist, and Arunan Skandarajah, a global health technologist. Both serve as Presidential Innovations Fellows, or PIFs, at the Advanced Research Project Agency for Health, or ARPA-H.This episode brings together technology, health, and futurism in one cohesive package. Throughout the interview, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the program, the PIF community, and why they should apply to become a PIF. Want to know more?For a deeper dive into technology at GSA and across the government, look at these resources to learn more.Presidential Innovation FellowsTechnology Transformation ServiceARPA-HGSA Careers"GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.

The first episode of GSA Does That!? is all about civic tech and bringing technologists into government. Join us as we talk with GSA Administrator Robin Carnahan and Presidential Innovation Fellow Executive Director Rebeca Lamadrid about technologists' impact on government. Learn about GSA's history of leading in civic technology and what being a Presidential Innovation Fellow is all about.The application window for the Presidential Innovation Fellows is open until June 23, 2023. For more information about the program and how to apply, visit pif.gov.If you like what you heard in this episode, take a deep dive into the subject by visiting gsa.gov/podcast."GSA Does That!?" is the U.S. General Services Administration's first agency-wide podcast, offering listeners an inside look into how GSA and its partners benefit the American people. Hosted by Rob Trubia and produced by Max Stempora, the podcast features interviews with GSA leaders, experts, partners, and customers, covering topics such as federal real estate, acquisitions, and technology. The title reflects many's surprise at the scope of GSA's impact. At the same time, the artwork pays homage to President Harry S. Truman, who established GSA in 1949 to improve government efficiency and save taxpayer money. Whether you're a policy wonk or just curious about government operations, you can join the listener community. For more information about the show visit, gsa.gov/podcast.