GSA wants a new data management system that can give the agency better insight into how billions of dollars are spent on travel, with an eye to trimming those expenses. The agency has asked industry ...

The General Services Administration on Tuesday announced a rebrand for its new centralized travel service program that will soon be used by all federal civilian agencies for travel booking, expenses ...

he General Services Administration, the bureau that manages travel for the federal government, is known for -- pardon the trite expression -- putting the cart before the horse. The latest example ...

The U.S. General Services Administration's bid solicitation for the next generation of its E-Gov Travel Service--the online federal travel service that serves civilians--appears to have sparked ...

A General Services Administration watchdog said significant risks remain for fraud and abuse in the agency’s charge card program despite multiple calls for its reform in recent years. A report ...

GSA's Office of Government-wide Policy, sponsor of the Travel Data Challenge, is looking to bring a quantitative approach to the data the federal government collects in order to help agencies make ...

Several U.S. government agencies are in the midst of deploying end-to-end travel management technologies—including pre-trip authorization, online booking, expense reporting and travel management ...

The General Services Administration is crowdsourcing ideas for digital tools that will help agencies better manage travel costs. The agency's public software development competition, launched on Feb.

WASHINGTON -- The General Services Administration (GSA) plans to contract with a private firm to manage the Federal Premier Lodging Program (FPLP), its hotel program for government travelers. Patrick ...