Belvoir, GSA say warehouse agreement not final

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Congressional action still is needed to house some of the thousands of jobs destined for Fort Belvoir on a 70-acre cut of federal land in Springfield, Belvoir and General Services Administration spokesmen said Monday, despite announcements last week implying the move was a done deal.

Fort Belvoir issued a “clarification” after an announcement Friday by Northern Virginia congressmen that some of the 22,000 jobs destined for Belvoir would instead move to a rail-accessible site now owned by the GSA. The site now serves as federal warehouse space.

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