Government Printer Eyes Smaller Offices in Washington, D.C., Area.
By Tim Lemke, The Washington Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Feb. 11--The U.S. Government Printing Office said yesterday it wants to move its headquarters to a smaller, more modern facility in the Washington area.
It hopes to pay for the move with revenue raised from redeveloping its current facility.
The GPO said that its 1.5 million-square-foot headquarters at 732 North Capitol St. NW are too large for its work force and too expensive to maintain. The GPO is seeking legal advice on how to convert the facility -- four buildings c
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