U.S. Office of Administration
U.S. Office of Administration
The Office of Administration was formally established within the Executive Office of the President by Executive Order 12028 of December 12, 1977. The Office provides administrative support services to all units within the Executive Office of the President. The services provided include information, personnel, technology, and financial management; data processing; library and research services; security; legislative liaisons; and general office operations such as mail, messenger, printing, procurement, and supply services.
Alternative terms
- UF↸ OA
Broader Terms
More specific terms
- NT6 ↓ U.S. Chief Facilities Management
- NT6 ↓ U.S. Chief Financial Officer
- NT6 ↓ U.S. Chief Information Officer
- NT6 ↓ U.S. Chief Operating Officer
- NT6 ↓ U.S. EOP Library and Research Services
- NT6 ↓ U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
- NT6 ↓ U.S. General Counsel
- NT6 ↓ U.S. Procurement and Contract Management
- NT6 ↓ U.S. Security and Emergency Preparedness
- EQ United States. Executive Office of the President. Office of Administration (Library of Congress Name Authority File (LCNAF))
