As part of its guidance on implementing governmentwide budget cuts, the Trump administration is instructing agencies to submit any plans for relocating offices out of the National Capitol Region by April 14.
The guidance was issued via a memo from the Office of Management and Budget and Office of Personnel Management to all executive departments and agencies Wednesday, The Washington Post first reported.
Bisnow obtained a copy of the memo, which lays out instructions and timelines for agencies to report their progress in implementing President Donald Trump’s Feb. 11 “workforce optimization” executive order, in conjunction with the Department of Government Efficiency.
The memo says agencies should report “any proposed relocations of agency bureaus and offices from Washington, D.C. and the National Capital Region to less-costly parts of the country” as part of the second phase of their reorganization and reduction in force plans.
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