A list of deleted Hundreds of assets of the US government The fact that the general service management agency (GSA) is planning to sell, including most of a vast, very sensitive federal complex in Springfield, Virginia, there is also a basis of the Secret Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Wired has learned.
GSA's efforts to sell hundreds of US government assets are part of shaping the bluntness of the Federal Government and the labor force led by Elon Musk as the effectiveness of the Ministry of the Government (DOGE). Staff partially by Young engineer unpredictable experience In the governmentDoge's efforts have led to Reduce the volume in the forceeffective Closing the agencies completely independentand A Flurry of the lawsuits It is to find a way to minimize the government's DOGE over the past six weeks.
GSA published the list on Tuesday and pulled it down the next day. Before the full list of 443 properties was deleted, more than 120 properties were quietly handled, including 14 buildings that did not seem to be listed in the property warehouse owned and leased, and GSA Holdings' comprehensive public database.
Most of these attributes, in addition to an attribute that is only identified as building A, 6810, labeled as one of the two butler or Franconia. According to public records, all are part of a large federal facility called Parr-Franconia complex, or GSA warehouse, lying, fenced by linking the top chain with barbed wire, at 6810 Loisdale Road in Springfield.
Most buildings in the complex area, dating back to the early 1950s and dominated by a wide warehouse of 1,005,602 square meters used for a long time as a government warehouse supplied, is said to be used by different government agencies for mundane purposes. However, right in the middle of the complex, next to the warehouse and Catty corner to what is listed as the headquarters of the traffic security agency, is a notorious U -shaped building with the relationship that is said to be with the CIA.
Obviously, someone did not study the long history and was fully recorded by this hotel, Jeff McKay, Chairman of the Fairfax District Supervision Council and a long -term supporter of the recurrence of complex, near the subway station and in a prosperous area. Usually, a website like this will not be given, can be said, but everyone knows it here except, obviously, those who set this list are together.
The use of the CIA building is located at 6801 Springfield Center Drive, not all can be observed from the street level, is first report In 2012 by Washington Business Magazine, in an article at the same time call The presence of the CIA in the region is probably the most secret secret in Springfield. The most specific description of its purpose, as the publication is recorded, can be found in the fictional book focused on the agent in 2011 Fallout: The true story of the CIA's secret battle for nuclear tradingBy Catherine Collins and Douglas Frantz, people writeWhile describing a secret activity: there are two experts who choose and lock from the secret base of the agency in Springfield, Virginia. In a building like a warehouse there, the CIA trained a technical staff to BUG offices, broke into the house and penetrated into the computer systems. (Even if it is currently used for these purposes, it is not known.)