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Underused space across USPS facilities could be a hidden drag on modernization and budgets

Guest: Joshua Bartzen
Title: Audit director at the U.S. Postal Service Office of the Inspector General
Summary: A new USPS OIG audit finds millions of square feet sitting idle or underutilized, raising questions about cost, efficiency and missed opportunities. From consolidation hurdles to creative reuse, the report outlines why this matters and what options are on the table.

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