April 9, 2008—VFA, Inc. announced that the US General Services Administration (GSA), the largest public real estate manager in the country, is implementing VFA.auditor across its 11 regions nationwide. GSA field personnel will use VFA.auditor to maintain accurate information about the 190 million square feet of facilities owned by the GSA across the US. The software will also be used to generate reports required under federal real property asset management guidelines.
GSA will deploy VFA.auditor in conjunction with VFA.facility, the capital asset planning and management software which the organization has used since 2000 to manage information about the condition of its real estate assets, prioritize investment requirements, and develop long-term asset management plans.
VFA.auditor and VFA.facility will support GSA in collecting asset data, conducting scenario planning and estimating the impact of different investment levels on facility condition and long-term funding needs for its extensive real estate portfolio, which includes office buildings, courthouses, post offices and border stations, says the company.
Headquartered in Boston, VFA, Inc. is a leading provider of end-to-end solutions for facilities capital planning and asset management. For more information, see the VFA Web site .
