The DISPOSAL Act mandates the disposal of specific underutilized federal buildings through sale or ground lease.
The DISPOSAL Act requires the Administrator of General Services to dispose of certain federal buildings, including the Frances Perkins, James V. Forrestal, and Theodore Roosevelt buildings in Washington, DC, among others. Disposal can occur through sale or ground lease, with proceeds going to the Federal Buildings Fund. The Administrator has discretion over relocation sites and transaction terms, but must consult with affected federal agencies.
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