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State outlines relocation plan for James Monroe building tenants; moves to begin in 2025–26
Summary
The Department of General Services presented a plan to relocate state agencies from the James Monroe building using $35 million appropriated in the enacted budget; agencies will move to state‑owned space where possible, with some leases pending, and the plan aims to minimize parking and rent‑plan impacts.
Blanche Tewoldi, director of the Department of General Services, briefed the Senate Finance Committee on June 4 on the plan to relocate tenants out of the James Monroe building using $35 million appropriated in the enacted budget.
Tewoldi said the budget language unallotted the $35 million until DGS provided the six‑year capital advisory committee (the “6‑pack”) a detailed relocation briefing; the committee reviewed and approved the plan in May. DGS has already moved the Office of the Inspector…
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