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Administrator of General Services (GSA)

The head of the U.S. General Services Administration, the federal agency that manages government property and provides various services to other agencies.

Public building

A building owned or leased by the federal government, used for public purposes, such as offices for federal agencies.

Alternative financing

Methods of funding projects that do not rely solely on traditional government appropriations, often involving private sector investment.

Public-private partnership

An agreement between a government agency and a private company for the funding, design, construction, operation, or maintenance of public facilities.

Disposal (of buildings)

The process by which the government sells or otherwise transfers ownership of federal buildings or land no longer needed.

Building utilization

A measure of how efficiently a building's space is being used, often expressed as the percentage of available space that is occupied or actively used.

Committee on Environment and Public Works

A standing committee in the U.S. Senate responsible for legislation concerning environmental protection, public infrastructure, and federal public works, including federal buildings.