DISPOSAL Act

This bill would require the General Services Administration to sell or lease six federal office buildings in Washington, DC, including the Frances Perkins, James V. Forrestal, Robert C. Weaver, and Hubert H. Humphrey buildings. Sales would be at fair market value, and ground leases could last up to 99 years; buyers or tenants could not be foreign persons or foreign-owned entities. These disposals would be exempt from certain homeless assistance, environmental review, and historic preservation laws, and actions under the bill could not be challenged in court. Money from the disposals would first cover costs, including relocating agencies, with the rest going to reduce the federal deficit. The agency could add up to 20 more buildings per year that are used below 60 percent, and the authority would end on December 31, 2028.

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Sponsors

• W. Gregory Steube Republican sponsor
• 12 cosponsors