In this Too Long;Didn't Listen version of GSA Does That!, host Rob Trubia sits down with Greg Rollins, Deputy Assistant Commissioner for GSA's Office of Policy and Compliance, to explore how Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) is transforming federal purchasing. From saving contractors time to giving small businesses a competitive edge, TDR brings transparency and efficiency to government procurement. Join us for an introduction to how GSA leverages data to make smarter buying decisions that benefit both industry, government and the American taxpayer.

"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, 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, we delve into the spooky stories lurking within Washington, D.C.'s historic federal buildings, including the Cutts-Madison House and GSA's main headquarters. With sightings of Dolley Madison's ghost, shadowy figures in winding basements, and mischievous apparitions that move objects around, these eerie encounters reveal the haunted side of the nation's capital. Whether you're interested in ghost stories, haunted places, or the fascinating history of federal buildings, this episode will leave you wondering about the spirits that may still roam the corridors of power.

"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, 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!?, Greg Rollins, Program Manager for GSA's Transactional Data Reporting Program (TDR), explains how TDR enhances GSA's operations and supports industry partners. Rollins highlights TDR’s role in boosting small business participation and driving smarter, data-driven decisions in federal procurement.

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• Transactional Data Reporting

"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, 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.

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In this chilling episode of Haunted Halls, we explore the eerie history and unexplained paranormal encounters at the Wayne Aspinall Federal Building in Grand Junction, Colorado. The Aspinall building, known for its innovative sustainability and historic architecture, has a spookier side—ghost sightings, mysterious cold spots, and strange noises that have left even skeptics questioning reality. Discover how a century-old building can hold more than history, from ghostly figures in cowboy hats to unexplainable footsteps and shadowy apparitions. Tune in to hear real-life accounts from employees and contractors who have experienced the Aspinall's haunted past firsthand. Whether you're a fan of haunted places, federal buildings, or Colorado's supernatural history, this episode will send chills down your spine.

"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, 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 Too Long Didn't Listen version of GSA Does That!?, we provide a quick overview of our conversation with GSA’s Chief AI Officer, Zach Whitman. Discover how AI is transforming government operations and services, from improving data infrastructure to empowering the federal workforce. Zach shares insights on responsible AI adoption, the creation of GSA’s AI Governance Board, and how AI tools can streamline mundane tasks, allowing government employees to focus on impactful work. Tune in for key highlights from the full episode!

"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, 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’re joined by Zach Whitman, GSA’s Chief AI Officer and Data Scientist, to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence in government operations. Zach shares his journey into government service, highlights key initiatives like AI governance and policy frameworks. Plus, Zach discusses how AI is reshaping public services, workforce dynamics, and data infrastructure. Zach also touches on the ethical considerations of AI, GSA’s dedicated efforts to responsibly adopt AI, and the future potential of AI in government. Looking ahead, the conversation turns to how GSA is improving data infrastructure to enable better decision-making and empower the workforce through accessible and understandable data.

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• GSA's AI Hackathon
• GSA's Generative AI Procurement Resource
• Executive Order 14110 on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

"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, 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!, FedRAMP Director Pete Waterman and Cloud Strategy Executive Director Eric Mill share how GSA is streamlining the FedRAMP process to improve cloud technology access for federal agencies. They discuss how their leadership is making FedRAMP faster and more agile, enabling agencies to adopt cutting-edge cloud technologies while maintaining top security standards.

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• FedRAMP

"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, 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 talk with Len Fedoruk, GSA Fleet's Director of Purchasing, who brings over 40 years of Detroit auto industry experience. Len shares how GSA is driving vehicle innovation and securing the best prices, including the rollout of electric buses at Zion National Park. Discover the challenges, successes, and visitor benefits in this fun and engaging conversation.

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• GSA Fleet

"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, 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.