The administration’s budget proposal for GSA would support physical improvements to federal buildings as well as efforts to address the most at-risk IT systems, GSA administrator Denise Turner Roth told a House hearing.
Highlights of the infrastructure aspects include a proposed: $759 million for the FBI headquarters consolidation project; $267 million for a new headquarters for FEMA, part of the program to consolidate DHS headquarters activities; $248 million to complete the modernization of the Calexico, Calif., U.S. Land Port of Entry, one of CBP’s highest priority needs; and $91 million in proposed investments for two facilities in Detroit.
She also pointed to the requested $3.1 billion IT Modernization Fund to retire, replace, or modernize the most at-risk legacy systems.
