General Services Administration

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

General Services Building, Eighteenth and F Streets NW., Washington, DC

20405

Phone, 202-708-5082. Internet, http://www.gsa.gov/.

Administrator of General Services David J. Barram

Special Assistant to the Administrator Jackie Robinson

Deputy Administrator Thurman M. Davis, Sr.

Chief of Staff Martha N. Johnson

Deputy Chief of Staff Eric M. Dodds

Directors of Smart Card Initiatives Mickey Femino, Michael Noll

Associate Administrator for Civil Rights Larry Roush, Acting

Associate Administrator for Enterprise Dietra L. Ford

Development

Associate Administrator for Communications Beth Newburger

Associate Administrator for Congressional and William R. Ratchford

Intergovernmental Affairs

Associate Administrator for Management and Susan Clampitt

Workplace Programs

Chief of Staff for Management and Elaine P. Dade

Workplace Programs

Director of Human Resources Gail T. Lovelace

Director of Management Services Joseph R. Rodriguez

Chief Information Officer Shereen G. Remez

Deputy Chief Information Officer Donald P. Heffernan, Acting

Assistant Chief Information Officer Donald P. Heffernan

for Information Infrastructure and Support

Assistant Chief Information Officer L. Diane Savoy, Acting

for Planning and Information Architecture

Director, Corporate Information Diane L. Herdt

Network

Director, GSA Data Warehousing John J. Landers

Inspector General William R. Barton

Deputy Inspector General Joel S. Gallay

Executive Assistant to the Inspector Garrett J. Day

General

Assistant Inspector General for James E. Le Gette

Administration

Assistant Inspector General for Eugene L. Waszily

Auditing

Assistant Inspector General for James E. Henderson

Investigations

Counsel to the Inspector General Kathleen S. Tighe

Director, Internal Evaluation Staff Andrew A. Russoniello

Chairman, GSA Board of Contract Appeals Stephen M. Daniels

Vice Chairman Robert W. Parker

Board Counsel Anne M. Quigley

Clerk of the Board Beatrice Jones

Chief Financial Officer Thomas R. Bloom

Director of Budget William B. Early, Jr.

Director of Finance Ronald H. Rhodes, Acting

Director of Performance Management Carole A. Hutchinson

Director of Financial Management William J. Topolewski

Systems

Controller Elisabeth Gustafson

General Counsel (vacancy)

Associate General Counsel for Eugenia D. Ellison, General Law Acting

Associate General Counsel for George N. Barclay

Personal Property

Associate General Counsel for Real Samuel J. Morris III

Property

FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE

1941 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, VA; Mailing address: Washington, DC 20406

Phone, 703-305-6667. Fax, 703-305-6577

Commissioner, Federal Supply Service Frank P. Pugliese, Jr.

Deputy Commissioner Donna D. Bennett

Chief of Staff Barney Brasseux

Comptroller Jon Jordan

Director of Transportation Audits Jeffrey W. Thurston

FSS Chief Information Officer Raymond J. Hanlein

Assistant Commissioner for Acquisition William N. Gormley

Assistant Commissioner for Business Management Gary Feit

and Marketing

Assistant Commissioner for Contract Management Patricia Mead

Assistant Commissioner for Distribution John Roehmer

Management

Assistant Commissioner for Transportation and Allan Zaic

Property Management

Assistant Commissioner for Vehicle Acquisition Lester Gray Jr.

and Leasing Services

FEDERAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICE

Suite 210 North, 7799 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22043

Phone, 703-285-1020

Commissioner for Federal Technology Service Dennis J. Fischer

Deputy Commissioner Sandra N. Bates

Chief Financial Officer Robert E. Suda

Assistant Commissioner for C. Allen Olson

Acquisition

Assistant Commissioner for Thomas R. Burke

Information Security

Assistant Commissioner for Charles Self

Information Technology Integration

Assistant Commissioner for Regional Margaret Binns

Services

Assistant Commissioner for Service Frank E. Lalley

Delivery

Assistant Commissioner for Service Bruce Brignull

Development

Assistant Commissioner for Strategic Abby Pirnie

Planning and Business Development

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE

General Services Building, Eighteenth and F Streets NW., Washington, DC

20405

Phone, 202-501-1100

Commissioner, Public Buildings Service Robert A. Peck

Deputy Commissioner Paul E. Chistolini

Chief of Staff Robin Needleman

Chief Information Officer William Piatt

Assistant Commissioner for Business Performance Paul Lynch

Assistant Commissioner for the Federal Clarence Edwards

Protective Service

Assistant Commissioner for Financial and Frederick T. Alt

Information Services

Assistant Commissioner for Portfolio Management Pamela Wessling

Assistant Commissioner for Property Disposal Brian K. Polly

Assistant Commissioner for Strategic Innovations Debra Yap, Acting

Director, PBS Centers of Expertise Joseph Gerber

OFFICE OF GOVERNMENTWIDE POLICY

General Services Building, Eighteenth and F Streets NW., Washington, DC

20405

Phone, 202-501-8880

Associate Administrator for Governmentwide G. Martin Wagner

Policy

Chief of Staff John G. Sindelar

Executive Officer Stephanie A. Fontenot

Deputy Associate Administrator for Acquisition Ida M. Ustad

Policy

Deputy Associate Administrator for Electronic (vacancy)

Commerce

Deputy Associate Administrator for Information Joan C. Steyaert

Technology

Deputy Associate Administrator for Francis A. McDonough

Intergovernmental Solutions

Deputy Associate Administrator for Real Property David L. Bibb

Deputy Associate Administrator for Rebecca R. Rhodes

Transportation and Personal Property

Director, Committee Management Secretariat Staff James L. Dean

Director, Information Systems Management Staff Joseph B. McKay

Director, Regulatory Information Service Center Ronald C. Kelly

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The General Services Administration establishes policy for and provides economical and efficient management of Government property and records, including construction and operation of buildings; procurement and distribution of supplies; utilization and disposal of real and personal property; transportation, traffic, and

communications management; and management of the governmentwide automatic data processing resources program. Its functions are carried out at three levels of organization: the central office, regional offices, and field activities.

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The General Services Administration (GSA) was established by section 101 of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 (40 U.S.C. 751).

Office of Smart Card Initiatives The Office of Smart Card Initiatives oversees the governmentwide implementation of smart cards. In conjunction with other GSA organizations, the Office coordinates GSA's role in smart card deployment, develops interoperability and standardization criteria for multiapplication smart cards, and assists all Federal agencies in developing and piloting card applications. The Office also provides expertise and assistance to other Federal agencies in developing smart card programs; establishes a governmentwide framework for managing multiple financial card services and applications; develops and fosters development of various smart card applications such as common access ID's and pilot applications for other agencies; and works with the private sector and other agencies to develop guidance and framework for implementation of interoperable governmentwide smart card programs.

For further information, contact the General Service Administration, Office of Smart Card Initiatives. Phone, 202-501-1619.

Office of Governmentwide Policy The Office of Governmentwide Policy

(OGP) collaborates with the Federal community and others to develop policies and guidelines, provide education and training, and identify best practices in the areas served by GSA's business lines: real property and personal property; travel and transportation; acquisition; information technology (IT) and electronic commerce; regulatory information; and use of Federal advisory committees.

The Office of Acquisition Policy provides resources to support the Federal acquisition system through which the Government obligates more than $200 billion a year. The Office's responsibilities include researching, developing, and publishing policy guidance, providing career development services for the Federal acquisition work force, and reporting on more than 20 million contract actions annually. The Office also provides policy, planning, and evaluation activities of GSA's internal acquisition program and management of the Internet-based storehouse of acquisition information, Acquisition Reform Network

(ARNet). For further information, call 202-501-1043. For electronic access, contact http://www.arnet.gov/.

Electronic commerce is the comprehensive end-to-end electronic exchange of information needed to do business. The Office of Electronic Commerce develops electronic commerce policies for the Federal Government. This includes comanaging, with the Department of Defense, an electronic commerce program office which monitors and provides support for interagency efforts for electronic commerce across the Government; provides support for the Electronic Process Initiative Committee objectives and task force; and works with other agencies and with the private sector to develop and promote the use of standardized card technologies in order to advance a more streamlined electronic Government. A major effort is to support the national Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) program. This program involves working with the States and with other Federal agencies to expand and enhance current EBT systems to include additional programs with more complex requirements. For further information, call, 202-501-1667.

The Office of Information Technology provides executive and interagency information technology (IT) support, including critical policy-level support to the Chief Information Officer Council, in acquisition pilot projects, training, planning, outreach, and resolution of year 2000 computer programming

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problems. The Office...