Field Services

What this funds

The Field Services activity provides a broad range of management and administrative services that support DOL agencies successfully perform their missions, including administrative services; emergency management and physical security; financial services; safety and health services; and, space and facilities services outside the National Capital Region. DOL agencies rely on OASAM to serve as the focal point in their regional and field offices for administrative operations. OASAM also serves as a liaison in the major regional cities to other Departments. In addition to core responsibilities for emergency management, financial services, and safety and health, the Office of Field Operations (OFO) will focus on reducing and optimizing the Department's space use through consolidation and co-location. FY 2027 In FY 2027, $18,728,000 and 78 FTE for Field Services. OASAM will focus on the continued administration of field services while meeting unique customer needs across the country and across agencies. Major priorities for OASAM's OFO include space optimization and utilization, maintaining a safe and secure workplace, and streamlining financial service delivery. FY 2026 In FY 2026, $20,374,000 will be provided for Field Services activities, supporting 78 FTE. In FY 2026, OASAM will support the President's Management Agenda through strengthening financial management and internal controls and optimizing Federal real estate, among other activities. FY 2025 In FY2025, the OFO optimized a $23,831,000 budget to supports its mission. OFO drove significant operational improvements by modernizing LaborNet resources for an enhanced customer experience and ensuring timely processing of financial transactions and transit subsidy applications following the Return-to-Office initiative. The Safety, Health and Emergency Operation branch successfully reached target goals by translating incident trend data into active mitigation programs. Central to this year's achievements, the OFO Space and Facilities team WCF - 21 FIELD SERVICES directly supported the President's Management Agenda by identifying and reducing underutilized office space; this included facilitating Return to Office seating for staff nationwide and leveraging the GSA Space Match program to maximize real estate efficiency across the Department's portfolio.

Extracted from Working Capital Fund Programs, p. 7. Verbatim; nothing here is paraphrased.

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