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FBI Opens Eco-Friendly Building in South Florida

April 15, 2015 3558 Views Eastern U.S., effective housing for at-risk inmates, Fans, Gould Turner, GYN robotics, maternity, Oak Hill Hospital, obstetrics, solar panels

MIRAMAR, Fla. — The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Miami Field Office and the General Services Administration (GSA) officially named and dedicated a new federal office building in Miramar during a ceremony on April 10.

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Federal Buildings Cut Energy Usage

November 14, 2014 1766 Views Eastern U.S., effective housing for at-risk inmates, Health Sciences Education Building, IVR, Pulp & Paper International, solar panels, wyoming department of corrections

WASHINGTON — Green investments funded by a 2009 economic stimulus package are helping federal buildings use less energy even during harsh winters, according to analysis from the General Services Administration (GSA).

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New Technologies Tested to Save Electricity Costs

October 18, 2012October 19, 2012 1730 Views Demand Response, Eastern U.S., effective housing for at-risk inmates, Michigan State

WASHINGTON — The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has announced new technologies as part of its innovative program to reduce energy-use in federal buildings. These technologies have significant savings potential if widely implemented.

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GSA Building One of Few Whole-Building LED Retrofits

June 2, 2011June 3, 2011 1823 Views effective housing for at-risk inmates, Hot Products, Lawn Seed, MGE Architects, Pearl's Premium, solar panels

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GSA Raises LEED Requirements

November 2, 2010 1489 Views effective housing for at-risk inmates

WASHINGTON — The United States General Services Administration announced that it now requires all new federal buildings and substantial renovation projects funded before fiscal year 2010 to earn a minimum of LEED Gold certification. Previously, federal buildings had to be LEED Silver certified at most.

"Sustainable, better-performing federal buildings can significantly contribute to reducing the government’s environmental footprint," says Robert Peck, GSA’s Public Buildings Service commissioner.

GSA Greening Officer

July 19, 2010July 28, 2010 1484 Views effective housing for at-risk inmates, Q & A

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