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Federal Drive Interviews -- April 9, 2013
We continue our weeklong series, Rise of the Money People, by interviewing Dorothy Robyn, commissioner of the Public Buildings Service at GSA. Dr. James Kelly, a neurologist and director of the National Intrepid Center of Excellence on the campus of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. discusses a treatment plan for traumatic brain injuries. Steve Ressler, founder and president of GovLoop, joins the Federal Drive to offer a peek at what's in the "Getting Into Government: A Guide for High Achievers." Employment lawyer Lynne Bernabei provides a closer look at Question 21 in Legal Loop. Michelle Sager, director of strategic issues at GAO, talks about the new report on the sale of political intelligence concerning the Stock Act.
Tags: GAO , Steve Ressler , Lynne Bernabei , Dr. James Kelly , Michelle Sager , Govloop , Walter Reed National Medical Center , GSA , Bernabei and Watchel
From islands to log cabins, agencies struggle to offload excess property
The process of disposing of properties that have outlasted their usefulness to the government continues to vex agencies. As part of the special report, Rise of the Money People, Federal News Radio examines why the government has struggled with real-property management and the reform efforts on the table that could help make a difference.
Tags: GSA , excess property , real property , financial management , Rise of the Money People
GSA picks DoD installations chief Robyn to head Public Buildings Service
Dorothy Robyn, who for the last three years has overseen the Defense Department's military facilities and buildings, has been named to head the General Services Administration's embattled Public Buildings Service.
Tags: GSA , DoD , Dan Tangherlini , Shakeup at GSA , Public Buildings Service , Jack Moore
Federal Drive interviews - Oct. 3, 2012
GSA's Dorothy Robyn discusses new green initiatives being tested on federal facilities. And the president of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research is urging a new approach to how the federal government predicts weather.
Tags: Federal Drive , Tom Bogdan , University Corporation for Atmospheric Research , GSA , green government , NOAA , Carlo Munoz , The Hill , Air Force
GSA testing new energy-saving technologies at federal buildings
The General Services Administration plans to roll out a dozen new technologies designed to better measure and manage energy use in federal facilities, the agency announced Wednesday. The new technologies, part of GSA's Green Proving Ground program, will be used in federal buildings across the country where their effectiveness will be evaluated by GSA and the Energy Department's National Laboratories.
Tags: Public Buildings Service , Green Proving Ground , technology , GSA , sustainability , Jack Moore
GSA to hire new FAS Commissioner
Steve Kempf will return after his medical leave as a senior adviser. GSA posted the commissioner's job on USAJobs.gov on Monday.
Tags: GSA , FAS , Steve Kempf , Linda Chero , Dan Tangherlini , Shakeup at GSA , Jason Miller
Greener bases depend on future BRAC rounds
The creation of sustainable installations will be largely dependent on future base realignment and closures or BRAC, said Dr. Dorothy Robyn, the department's deputy undersecretary for installations and environment.
Tags: DoD , green government , military bases , BRAC , Federal Drive
DoD asks Congress for more BRAC
Department of Defense officials told Congress that if they can't close military bases, they'll have to take more money out of forces, training and modernization.
Tags: BRAC , DoD , DoD Update
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Tags: 2011 Green Gov Symposium , Nancy Sutley , CEQ , OMB , green government , GSA , DoD , Energy , Tim Unruh , Michael Robertson
DoD seeks energy 'nirvana' in priorities
Dorothy Robyn, the deputy undersecretary of defense for installations and environment, said DoD is taking the lead in helping clean energy companies clear the commercialization hurdle.
Tags: DoD , clean energy , Federal Drive , 2011 Green Gov Symposium
