GSA's Peck in second scandal at the agency

Departing Public Building Service chief Robert A. Peck is no stranger to scandals at the General Services Administration (GSA) where he lost his job earlier this week following revelations by the Washington Post of more than $820,000 in wasteful spending on a Las Vegas conference.

Martha N. Johnson, who was appointed by President Obama to oversee the federal government’s housekeeping agency, resigned shortly before GSA Inspector General Brian Miller made public a report on the exorbitantly expensive conference.