The General Services Administration is giving vendors a heads-up on its promised payroll shared service offering, which will have a $2.5 billion ceiling value over a decade. GSA pays over 2.2 million federal employees every two weeks, making it one of the largest payrolls in the country. The agency’s Office of Shared Solutions and Performance Improvement (OSSPI) and its Office of Government-wide Policy issued the pre-solicitation notice on May 17.
OSSPI was launched in January as an umbrella unit covering shared services.
GSA Administrator Emily Murphy has said the software-as-service payroll service is the agency’s next step for shared services, which are a key part of the White House’s management agenda.
