In response to the presidential directive to eliminate wasteful spending on federal real estate, VA’s Central Office is reducing its space use.

We are transforming the workspace into a strategic business tool that will save the taxpayer approximately $60 million over the next ten years by implementing 21st century practices of space optimization through the use of telework, virtual offices, touchdown stations, digitizing paper files, and conference room sharing. Find out more here (PDF).

Roy Hurndon is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration in VA’s Office of Human Resources and Administration.

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  1. Dale Burnell August 3, 2013 at 10:47

    Good idea! I saw the slide of the before shot at 1800 G St., but you don’t show VBA in the schedule of phases. What do you intend to do and when will you do it with VBA and the USB over on the 4th, 5th, and 6th floors at G Street?

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