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New York City

How do I...

Visit as a guest?

See the , external,TTS-only, TTS at WTC guide.

Get building access?

See the , external,TTS-only, TTS at WTC guide.

Get my fingerprints and badge?

, external,Set up an appointment to visit room 200 of , external,26 Federal Plaza.

Access the building after hours?

Building hours are 6am - 7pm. While you can stay in the space later, you won't be able to get back in if you go to the bathroom or something.

Book rooms for meetings?

Use TTS-only, BookIT.

Use the monitors/docks?

, external,The DisplayLink docks can be used with Macs over USB, though will need to install the drivers.

  1. Open Self Service
  2. Install the Display Link driver

If that doesn't work, we have a couple of DVI to HDMI cords sitting by the 18F desks that can connect to the monitors directly.

Use the printers?

Refer to , external,TTS-only, our printer information document for more details.

Get on the wireless?

The wifi network for GSA staff is gsa-wireless - use your ENT credentials. Guests can use GSA-Guest - type guest wifi in Slack to get the password, which rotates regularly.

Where are the...

Bathrooms

In the center "core" of each floor. You will need your badge to get back.

Mother’s rooms

There's a mother's (aka lactation) room on the 54th floor on the southeast side. It has outlets, a sink, and a fridge. Ideally you should book time in the room with BookIt.

Snacks and drinks

There is , external,a coffee shop on the 64th floor. You need to go back down to the 1st floor to go back up to it. There are also many options in , external,the Oculus mall, or across the street at , external,Brookfield Place.

Spare keyboards and mice

There are supply rooms with pens, sticky notes, etc. If you need something ordered, see the purchase requests page.

Transit subsidy

See the Transit Benefit page for information on enrollment and deactivation. This TTS-only, page on InSite has additional information.

Use your card

Although it is technically a debit card, when you put the card in an MTA machine, select Credit Card as your payment method, and use the same office ZIP code. The balance resets on the 10th of every month. The new balance is intended to cover the following month's transit, but you can use it at any time.

NYC events

We have a team breakfast every Thursday morning (BYOB - bring your own breakfast) and a happy hour outing the first Thursday of every month. Both are optional, but lots of fun. Ask to be added to the invite in #nyc.

There is also a shared calendar. If it doesn't show up in Google Calendar already, try adding gsa.gov_envrspjqmjn4id95uc2fq3l45s@group.calendar.google.com under "Other calendars".

Who works here?

You can find everyone who works in the , external,TTS-only, #nyc channel in Slack.

How do people dress?

TTS folx in the office usually range from casual t-shirts to business casual (jeans and a collared shirts, or blouse). Suits would not be out of place, but are not universal (and pretty rare for TTS folks when we come into the office). The office can be a little cold so cardigans, blazers, or sportcoats (sweaters and hoodies are pretty common, too). On your first day, folks from other parts of GSA will mostly be dressed business casual. Your first step onboarding includes being sworn in as a civil servant, which in the New York office likely takes place while looking over New York Harbor with a view of the Statue of Liberty. Some felt it was hokey, others were moved, many felt both. Several were glad they dressed for the occasion. We care more that you are comfortable and confident as yourself rather than following someone’s particular rules of formality. And yes, you should totally feel free to dye your hair in rainbow colors and rock that undercut. You be you.

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