The Smart Space Act of 2026 directs the General Services Administration to identify cost-effective financing for federal building projects.
The Smart Space Act of 2026 mandates the General Services Administration to convene meetings with experts to explore alternative financing for federal building construction or renovation. These experts include those from private commercial real estate, federal real estate, and state real estate with experience in private financing for public buildings. The act requires the General Services Administration to submit a report to the President and Congress within 120 days, detailing recommendations on public-private partnerships and a list of recommended projects.
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