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FEDERAL REAL PROPERTY ASSOCIATION

Upcoming events

    • 29 Sep 2026
    • 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
    • Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building, One Columbus Circle, NE Washington, DC
    • 80
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    Join the Federal Real Property Association for a lunchtime program exploring how the U.S. Courts manage their capital program and long-term real property needs.

    The discussion will provide an overview of the Judiciary’s space and facilities program.  Topics will include their capital planning process and the organization and governance of the federal courts’ facilities program.  Panelists will also address how courts are considered for new courthouse projects, the unique design needs for courthouses, and how project priorities are established.

    Additional topics will include:

    • Policies governing courtroom sharing
    • The applicability of executive branch orders to the Judiciary
    • Judiciary’s initiative to seek real property authority separate from GSA

    The program will offer practical insight into the federal Judiciary’s approach to capital planning, facilities management, and courthouse development.


These events have been structured with the intent that they comply with Congressional and Executive Branch ethics rules regarding Widely Attended Events and Gatherings.

Please note that during all FRPA events speakers, panelists, audience members, and all other participants are participating in their individual capacity and their comments are for non-attribution.  FRPA events incorporate the “Chatham House Rule,” which states that “participants [in FRPA events] are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.”  FRPA has adopted this rule to foster free and open discussion.  Guests or member who violate this rule may be subject to exclusion from future FRPA events. We appreciate your adherence to this rule.  Thank you.

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