美国通用服务管理局已任命华盛顿大都会地区运输局的前房地产官员尼娜·阿尔伯特（Nina M.
PBS is responsible for the design and construction of courthouses, land ports of entry—major border stations—and other federal buildings. It also has an extensive program of buildings renovations.
Gaining funding from Congress for those programs will be among the challenges Albert will face in her new post.
拜登政府在2022财政年度要求4.17亿美元用于公共建筑服务设施的建设和收购，17亿美元用于维修和更改。
PBS总共拥有，租金和维持超过3.7亿平方英尺的空间，约9,600座建筑物。
Albert, whose appointment wasannounced on July 6GSA说，，在房地产，经济振兴和可持续发展方面已经度过了20年。
其中包括在运输机构（被称为Metro）的五年，她最近担任房地产和停车副总裁。
Jordan Howard, the Associated General Contractors of America's director for federal and heavy construction, says, "Looking at her background, I think she's well-suited to lead PBS."
Howard said in an interview, "PBS is going to have to adapt to the changing expectations of their federal customers, while also moving to address the backlog of projects."
就大流行而导致的这些期望可能会发生变化，因为远程办公趋势将如何影响未来的整体入住率。
霍华德指出，当PBS解决其积压时，它将不得不考虑建筑成本的上升。新利18备用官网登录他说：“建筑材料成本上有巨大的尖峰，全面占有一致。”新利18备用官网登录
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Paul J. Wiedefeld, Metro general manager and chief executive officer, in a memo to the authority’s staff announcing Albert’s departure, praised her “extraordinary accomplishments.” For example, he noted that she led a plan to consolidate 10 office buildings to four, resulting in an improved work environment and saving Metro $120 million over 20 years.
在6月28日的备忘录中，Wiedefeld还指出，阿尔伯特（Albert）在6月16日宣布的，包括亚马逊（Amazon）的1.25亿美元承诺，包括在地铁站负担得起的住房。
A Metro spokesperson also said Albert—working with Wiedefeld, Chief Financial Officer Dennis Anosike and the board—led the authority’s plan to lease Metro’s aging downtown D.C., headquarters to a developer team.
为了换取向Metro的年度租赁付款，两家公司将在市中心主要地点上以新的综合用途开发代替现有建筑物。
Earlier in her career, Albert was a project manager in the office of the Washington, D.C., deputy mayor for planning and economic development, where she oversaw the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative, a multifaceted revitalization of part of Southwest D.C.
在此之前，阿尔伯特（Albert）在美国陆军信号军中担任中尉。
She holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Tufts University and master’s degrees in business and in urban planning from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Albert’s appointment does not require Senate confirmation.
Story updated on 7/7/2021 with comments from Associated General Contractors of America.
